Sentence examples for program that tells from inspiring English sources

For example, a program that tells the Bug how to take geotagged photographs will run only if the system detects the camera and GPS modules.

It then hides in memory while it creates a program that tells the computer being attacked to import several other programs from the attacking computer.

Cavatorta wrote a computer program that tells the bottom motors when, and by how much, to rotate, so that on each swing, the plucker finds the proper string (or no string, if the score calls for a rest).

I know how to make notes and how to highlight, and I managed to get rid of that annoying program that tells you the passages that other people liked best.

I know how to make notes and how to highlight, and I managed to get rid of that annoying program that tells you the passages that other people liked best.

"It's easy enough to get the attention of major book-selling outlets for your books, but you have to have a program that tells why yours are different than everybody else's".

While looking after Greg Kidd's daughter, he had designed a program that told users of Google who else was searching for the same thing and allowed them to communicate with one another.

Parcast was borne out of the realisation that — alongside all the talk-radio-inspired programming you see across the podcast universe — there was a gap in the market for more Discovery-style true crime and other 'factual' programming that tells stories with dramatic twists.

For the past century or so, the human race has been struggling to undo the millennia of genetic programming that tells us to eat.

Unlike the shaky hand of your humanoid long-exposure enthusiast, the robot arm an ABB-made IRB 6640 model has hyper-accurate control of its movements, allowing the artists to create images within software programming that tells the machine what to paint.

The answer, of course, is that there must be some sort of inner process going on, like unconscious programming, that tells them how much to eat and when to stop so that they end up eating only enough to meet their needs.