Sentence examples for means of programs from inspiring English sources

"At bottom they were thoroughly corrupt and cynical, a sort of government cancer," she writes, but they nonetheless saw the interest (and self-interest) in helping the poor by means of programs that they financed shadily — "this baffling mixture of official incompetence explained to me, in part at least, Tammany's hold on the people: large spending and innate humanity".

It also works as a means of programming the Sphero robots.

A general means of programming machine learning algorithms on multicore with the advantage of MapReduce has been investigated in [77].

A general means of programming machine learning algorithms on multicore with the advantage of MapReduce were investigated to enable the parallel and distributed processing to be possible [77].

Another interesting aspect of using agents is as a means of programming Wireless Sensor Networks presented by Aiello et al. in (Aiello et al. 2011).

The results obtained according to the standard way are compared with the numerical results by means of program [MARC MSC.MARC vK7.3 User Manual. Theory, MARC Analysis Reasearch Corp., 1998, USA].

Therefore, while the marginal means of programming interest and experience were comparable for males and females in the elementary/early middle school age ranges (7 9 and 10 12 years), clear differences in programming interest and experience by gender were shown to emerge in the 13 15 and 16 18 year age ranges, as students enter late middle school/early high school (see Fig. 3c, d).

The analysis of the carbon deposits and of the final state of the metal and acid functions were performed by means of temperature programmed oxidation, temperature programmed reduction and temperature programmed pyridine desorption (TPO, TPR and TPD-Py) respectively.

Although Playbill has added a few new clients, many of the centers are scrambling to find a substitute means of obtaining programs.

I was alarmed by Manohla Dargis's suggestion, in the Times, that the Film Society of Lincoln Center should initiate young people into its cinematic culture by means of educational programs.

Martin-Löf (1982) advocated the use of constructive mathematics as a means of deriving programs from (constructive) existence proofs.