The course curriculum seemed geared to an early era of computing conducted in languages such as Fortran and Lisp, which had been dead for centuries – the programming equivalents of ancient Greek and Latin.
Mr. Obama's budget director, Peter R. Orszag, in a speech to the liberal-leaning Center for American Progress, will direct each federal agency, domestic and military, to identify under-performing programs equivalent to 5 percent of its department's appropriations.
Among other things, educators on the East End said that under state regulations, consolidation would require Amagansett and Springs to build cafeterias — at a cost of $1 million or more for each to provide a lunch program equivalent to that of East Hampton's.
For any (WORL) TBox (mathcal {T}), (pi _3(mathcal {T})) is an eDatalog(^lnot ) program equivalent to (mathcal {T}) in the sense that, for any interpretation (mathcal {I}), (mathcal {I}models pi _3(mathcal {T})) iff (mathcal {I}models mathcal {T}).
Among the tasks performed by such systems, the instantiation process, which consists of generating a variable-free program equivalent to the input one, is one of the most expensive from a computational viewpoint, especially in the case of huge input data.
The second is the SDN, a 3-year program widely known as the traditional generic program equivalent to BSN in common literature.
Altogether, 100 000 women aged 50 69 years are covered in the three programs, equivalent to some 20% of the total Danish female population in that age group (Jensen et al, 2005).
One site will conduct a face-to-face weekly YMCA lifestyle coach-led program, while the second site will host a program equivalent in duration, frequency, and content, also lead by YMCA coaches, but with 5 weeks (40%%) of content digitally delivered using study-provided mobile devices (Kindle Fire HDX7, Amazon).
