Sentence examples for program is translated from inspiring English sources

Erlang program is translated into byte code executable virtual machines on a network nodes.

A given array processing program is translated into candidate parallel C codes, the best of which can then be selected by empirical evaluation.

Although this sophistication is attractive, much of it will be often underused when the program is translated into clinical practice with a large, diverse panel of patients.

It had simple data structures and notation and it was interpreted: a BASIC program was translated line-by-line and executed as it was translated, which made it easy to locate programming errors.

For instance, when a multiplication program is run through a standard conventional computer, the steps of the program are translated into the computer's machine language and executed there, but at this level the operations apply to 1's and 0's with no obvious way to map them onto the original numbers to be multiplied or to the multiplication operation.

The M-CIDI program was translated into Finnish in collaboration with a Munich-based computer operator, who produced Finnish-language M-CIDI versions of different interview components for preliminary testing.

Although several key documents related to the bylaw and the natural lawn care program were translated into a number of languages (including Chinese and Spanish), the department's budget for the pesticide education program did not allow for translation of all materials.

In order to be portable, Java programs are translated by a Java Virtual Machine specific to each computer platform, which then executes the Java program.

To this end, L+C programs are translated into C++, compiled into a DLL, and linked with lpfg at runtime.

Indeed, we still do not know how central song motor programs and the motor exploration of such programs are translated into sound.

As an essential prerequisite to understand how central song motor programs are translated into sound, we prepared a high-resolution annotated 3D morphome of the sound-producing organ, the syrinx, of the zebra finch (T. guttata), the principal avian model species for vocal learning.