Sentence examples for ideal program from inspiring English sources

This was an ideal program for a student performance: three pieces of substance, two of them contemporary, all eminently accessible.

With the money saved, I declared in one of my more forceful rants, we could travel first-class coast-to-coast by air, rail and car in search of the ideal program and still stay in the black.

I remember attending, around 1990, a concert of the Philadelphia Orchestra at which the conductor Leonard Slatkin, a champion of American composers, tested his theory of the ideal program: it would contain a contemporary work, a twentieth-century classic, and a good old classical warhorse.

And all of this activity is private, making Socialcast an ideal program for real-time, internal communication within businesses.

Ironically, I'd spent most of my life a stone's throw away from the ideal program but only found out about it while in Paraguay.

They watched three movie clips in random order that were either focused explicitly (thin ideal program) or indirectly (soap opera) on the thin ideal or were neutral in content.

Not an ideal programming chief.

When the iconoclastic conductor Jens Nygaard founded the Jupiter Symphony in 1979, he established an ideal programming recipe.

Though a pairing of Ms. Matalin and Mr. Carville would seem the ideal programming move, one person with knowledge of CNN's thinking said that is not likely.

Firstly, the positive and negative ideal programs are taken as reference points through the standardization of primitive decision information.

The threshold voltage distribution after ideal programming in NAND flash memory cells is usually distorted by a combination of the random telegraph noise (RTN), cell-to-cell interference (CCI), and the retention process.