Sentence examples for extensive programming from inspiring English sources

All things considered, we think that VR has tremendous potential for crime research and that we are currently at a point at which it can be applied also by those who are not extensively schooled in computer technology and who do not have extensive programming skills.

Some evidence suggests that extensive programming knowledge may, in fact, be increasingly less necessary for startup founders.

The News Corporation does own extensive programming through its Fox television network, film studio and sports rights.

He said that he and Mr. Eisner, who both have extensive programming experience at ABC, "will continue to apply our knowledge and instincts at the network".

That is in contrast to earlier generations of robots that often required extensive programming to change the smallest details of their routine, said Henrik Christensen, director of the robotics program at the Georgia Institute of Technology.

In fact, the extensive programming of Shostakovich, Prokofiev and Kabalevsky has had repercussions in our consulates and has got all the 'bright boys' in Europe saying that we are playing Russians because we have no composers of our own.

These days ambitious theater works are often accompanied by extensive program notes.

An extensive program of cleaning and conservation of the work was finished in March.

Two of them, Valery Barsukov and Alexander Basilevsky, explainted their extensive program for the exploration of Mars.

It was not always apparent, despite an extensive program note from Mr. Del Tredici.

The exhibition includes an extensive program of performances by musicians and vocalists.