Sentence examples for programmed to reflect from inspiring English sources

The so-called "filter bubble", the means by which Google and Facebook give us more of what we want, or what we already know – our searches and our newsfeeds are programmed to reflect our previous searches and newsfeeds — is becoming not so much a bubble as a ghetto.

He has been programmed to reflect different characteristics and personalities and will soon have a catalogue of phrases and responses.

Gort's computer model was programmed to reflect light, and the filmmakers spent time on motion-capture sessions to guide the performance.

We don't censor content because of an artist's or creator's behavior, but we want our editorial decisions — what we choose to program — to reflect our values.

Chase officials say that they changed the Freedom program to reflect new consumer insights and are planning yet another round of changes.

Other networks, like CBS, Fox and NBC, have adjusted their programming to reflect the more austere times, with some escapist programs like "Desperate Housewives" introducing plots about the downturn.

A year ago, the Hartford Symphony Orchestra began putting into effect a strategic plan to help stabilize its precarious financial situation, reducing the budget by 10percenttoto $6 million and overhauling programming to reflect audience preferences.

When Kent arrived at the Tricycle in the early 1980s, he wanted its programming to reflect local diversity through new work by black, Irish, Jewish, Asian and South African writers.

Not even the humble business card is safe from Reinfurt's interventions: in 2000 O-R-G's card was stamped with gold-foil letters whose changing thicknesses were determined by a computer program to reflect market gold prices.

Supporters of the effort acknowledged that it would squeeze lower-income residents but said it was vital for the insurance program to reflect the risk of living along the shore.

Anthony Lising Antonio, a professor of education at Stanford University who has studied the impact of diversity on college students, said that colleges would risk repeating the racial tensions of the late 1980's and early 1990's if they did not adjust their curriculums and programs to reflect their new students.