Sentence examples for harder programming from inspiring English sources

But hiding the metadata of the messages, which encryption pioneer Phil Zimmermann warned can be almost as important as the content, is a harder programming challenge.

One method uses hard programming and is similar to how a router is programmed for static routing.

"A hard program might get you on the team, but if it's too hard and you mess it up, it could be disaster".

These are critical, safe, small and hard program to write and debug or evaluate.

It began to research what its audience wanted, just as any private sector company would; and, in consequence, to think harder about programming and scheduling.

MSNBC has had a hard time programming the 8 p.m. hour historically, just as its cable competitor CNN has.

But once computers improved, became more powerful and better to play games on, they became harder to program.

What Sloan calls implicit facts – things so obvious we don't know that we know them – are much harder to program.

Known as CS 5, the course focused on hard-core programming, appealing to a particular kind of student — young men, already seasoned programmers, who dominated the class.

Engineers, however, undressed Furby with their eyes, saw the sophisticated robotics that lay underneath, and yearned to extend Furby beyond its hard-wired programming.

As Kelly's love interest, Cyd Charisse is a character of contrasts: a hard-nosed programming executive who lives in a prim and proper hotel for women.