Sentence examples for new generation program from inspiring English sources
"If Renee Fleming wants to do an all-American new generation program," Mr. Lockwood said, "she chooses.
(Rooney) 'Macbeth' (in previews; opens on Sunday) Directed by Ron Russell as part of the National Endowment for the Arts Shakespeare for a New Generation program, the Epic Theater Ensemble's take on the Scottish play is described as "a brutal and darkly funny exploration of the banality of evil".
(Rooney) 'Macbeth' (previews start on Friday; opens on April 29) Directed by Ron Russell as part of the National Endowment for the Arts Shakespeare for a New Generation program, the Epic Theater Ensemble's take on the Scottish play is described as "a brutal and darkly funny exploration of the banality of evil".
The "new generation" program was headed in 1984 by the 580 mm bore/640 mm stroke L58/64 series.
The "new generation" program was headed in 1984 by the 580 mm bore/640 mm stroke L58/64 series, whose designers sought a high overall operating economy, reliability, ease of maintenance, component durability and unrestricted heavy fuel compatibility.
With each new generation, programming languages have tended to become more abstract and remote from the computer that they communicate with.
Early on, Ms. Balsom gained experience performing on radio programs under the auspices of the BBC Radio 3 New Generation Artists program.
In 2001, he helped start "ShoBox: The New Generation," a program focusing mainly on up-and-coming boxers.
He is well known to German audiences and has also won a following in London, where he participated in the BBC's New Generation Artists program.
A second factor was that the makers of this software -- led by Oracle, which pushed the idea early on -- promised a new generation of programs run entirely over the Internet.
A series of agency PowerPoint presentations and memos describe how the N.S.A. has been able to develop software and other tools — one document cited a new generation of programs that "revolutionize" data collection and analysis — to unlock as many secrets about individuals as possible.
