By the end of the day, each employee had written down a pledge — or, in the program's parlance, a personal sustainability practice.
An assessment of clinical trials prepared by a company called Spectrum Research — the "evidence vendor" in the program's parlance — found virtually no proof that testing more than five times a day improved health.
We accepted one such program?s challenge to become greater than the sum of our degree-earned parts--to become in the program?s parlance "citizen-scholars".
Counter-programming is Hollywood parlance for going up against a studio behemoth with a smaller film intended to attract a slice of the audience less likely to be interested in the bigger film -- in this case women and the whole dating crowd.
Republican leaders in both the House and the Senate so far have ruled out raising new revenue by plugging tax loopholes in a budget deal, and most Democrats have been unenthusiastic about including changes to federally funded social benefit programs, known in Washington parlance as "entitlements".
But there is one silent problem that gets scant attention: the lack of programs and resources devoted to advanced learners, or in New York parlance, "gifted and talented" programs.
They must become so-called destination places or be, in professional parlance, packed with program -- specialty shops for chocolates, sunglasses, lingerie and watches, along with eating spots featuring Mexican, New England, Deli and Healthy cuisine.
Among the Internet sites that list radio stations with Web programming -- or streaming audio, in industry parlance -- The M.I.T. List of Radio Stations on the Internet (wmbr.mit.edu/stations/list.html) is particularly useful.
For its opening weekend, Zankel is offering eight performances, programmed -- or curated, in the current parlance -- by John Adams, who takes over the Carnegie Hall Composer's Chair this season.
In four months of settlement talks, Microsoft and the Justice Department prepared 19 proposals and counterproposals dealing with fine points of software in the technical parlance of "source code" and "application program interfaces".
