Sentence examples for programming from the from inspiring English sources

Therefore, you might expect better programming from the History channel.

What has distinguished the orchestra's programming from the start is that it is largely in the hands of composers.

But the technique used there involves a different viral vector and different genetic programming from the one at Sloan-Kettering.

You will also learn more about programming from the assignments than from anything else we do in class.

The core idea of Openflow is to control the switch or router through programming from the centralized controller.

TV and radio are brimming with exciting new history programming from the likes of Helen Castor, Amanda Vickery, and Mary Beard.

TiVo plans to introduce features that will allow people to use its digital video recorders to watch some video programming from the Internet on their televisions.

This was (perhaps) a sly piece of programming from the festival's outgoing director Jonathan Mills, asking of audiences: what are we doing when we go to the theatre?

Viewers in the Scottish Borders could get their news from Scotland and the rest of their programming from the ITV Border franchise, a DCMS spokeswoman said.

Also programs from the Niagara Track & Field Hall of Fame, featuring Cornellians.

Also a program from the Cornell Centennial Dinner.