Sentence examples for programming challenge from inspiring English sources

If so, that's good for the crossword puzzle community" - though a greater programming challenge for Dr. Fill's creator.

Those included finding a file in a special interface, and then undertaking a programming challenge — all run from within the browser.

But hiding the metadata of the messages, which encryption pioneer Phil Zimmermann warned can be almost as important as the content, is a harder programming challenge.

Languages such as Java have proved to be the fittest, in a Darwinian sense, because the Internet dictated that the big programming challenge was not one of artificial intelligence, but one of data manipulation, visualisation and communication between programs.

Before he was called to China, Tian had been wrestling with a knotty programming challenge: how to automatically position players around the pitch in a way that resembled professional football, rather than a playground kickaround where children swarm after the ball.

This fall, CBS, which has been the top network in total viewers for the last five seasons and has enjoyed success with a procession of broad-based entertainment shows like police dramas and family sitcoms, looked to answer Mr. Moonves's programming challenge with what it called more daring shows.

His successor will face the same financial and programming challenges.

While the South's broadcasts also include news and pop music, much of the programming challenges North Korea's government more directly.

However audiences in Boston may be taking to Mr. Levine's programming challenges (very well indeed by most reports), Tanglewood is likely to remain a tougher sell.

This month is the first time HBO has ever opened a fall season with original programming, challenging the big premieres on the broadcast networks.

All this is achieved by holding programming challenges.