The phrase "instructions of the program" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the guidelines or steps provided by a specific program or software.
Example: "Please follow the instructions of the program to ensure proper installation."
Alternatives: "program guidelines" or "program instructions."
In a widely reprinted paper, "Minds, Brains, and Programs" (1980), Searle claimed that mental processes cannot possibly consist of the execution of computer programs of any sort, since it is always possible for a person to follow the instructions of the program without undergoing the target mental process.
The optimization of the smoothing parameter was obtained using the cross-validation feature in r8s following the instructions of the program manual (available at http://loco.biosci.arizona.edu/r8s/).edu/r8s/
A structured checklist that is based on the working instructions of the program will provide insights in elements concerning the organizational aspects of the meeting, the preparation of the participants, and the process of goal setting, action planning, monitoring and evaluation.
The program is in the form of a list of instructions, and the program counter holds the address of the next instruction that is to be executed by the microcontroller.
For robots to understand the sequence of instructions, the program in icon form has to be turned into electronic form.
Two programs can be executed on a small computer using a foreground/background system, in which the computer executes the instructions of one program only in between the times it devotes to running another program of higher priority.
Mr. Horne, who wrote the law when he was superintendent of public instruction, accused the program of "brainwashing" Latino students, of teaching "ethnic chauvinism" because it uses works by authors critical of the United States' historical relationship with Latin America and its past treatment of Latinos.
The optimization of the smoothing parameter was obtained following the instructions of r8s program manual (available at http://loco.biosci.arizona.edu/r8s/).edu/r8s/
One example of such written instructions is the program for a window given by Henry VII to the Grey Friars Church at Greenwich, England.
We provide instructions regarding the use of the program together with a description of the algorithms implemented in the code; we also include an example of how to operate with the program based on the data collected during the MARMARA2001 marine geological expedition.
The user guide provided simple instructions on the use of the program, and described limitations of the BOADICEA model and key input data requirements.
