Sentence examples for programming grid from inspiring English sources

Even his imaginary network, called UBS, became a character, for which Chayefsky drafted a 23-person corporate hierarchy and an intricately detailed programming grid filled with shows bearing tantalizingly grotesque titles like "Death Squad," "Killer Theater" and "Celebrity Checkers".

As part of today's deal, Macrovision said it is retaining "key strategic online elements" of the site, including rights to the programming grid it syndicates based on a business-to-business model to locations such as Web sites and mobile devices.

(The Sunday program grid listed the correct movies).

Apparently, nobody at AOL realized that a program grid that lists shows you can't actually watch is a recipe for frustration.

Also, a lesser-viewed cable channel, like Outdoor Life, that lacks the premium channel placement of the big three broadcast networks, could buy an ad that is affixed to a highly trafficked area of the program grid, so that it almost looks like a regular TV listing.

There is no grid large enough to contain all the video content you might want to watch, and why should your program grid be the same as mine?

To optimise the interaction between the inhibitor and the holoenzyme, the program GRID was used to design de novo compounds based on the inhibitor benzoic acid.

The program GRID was used to design novel potential inhibitors of human sorbitol dehydrogenase based on a model of the holoenzyme in complex with the inhibitor WAY135 706.

The program GRID was used to design potential inhibitors of human l-xylulose reductase based on a model of the holoenzyme in complex with n-butyric acid.

The radial basis function (RBF) kernel was used in LIBSVM, and a grid search program (grid.py) was used to obtain the optimized parameter combination C = 4.0, γ = 0.125.

Those experiments were aimed at modifying ASSIST environment in such a way that, it can be used to program GRID architectures, including existing libraries in the application code, target heterogeneous cluster architectures, etc.