Sentence examples for programming point from inspiring English sources

"But that means that from a programming point of view, we are forced over the next few years to see things digitally".

Critics of WNYE's current ethnic programming point to the lack of programs in Chinese, Hindi, Korean and Japanese, so it does not reach those portions of immigrant New York (WNYE television has a Chinese and Japanese show).

But from a programming point of view, it has big ambitions, reflected in a handful of young, energetic ensembles and music by nearly all the hottest New York composers under 40.

However, from the programming point of view, when a FEM program has a lot of computational capabilities it is very difficult to maintain and enlarge the program codes.

The author's experience in modeling and vector graphics was a motivation to look at the AMB construction from mathematical and programming point of view.

However for moderate to large samples and from a programming point of view, this becomes a rather complex computational problem such that we would recommend either bootstrap or jackknife methodologies for the purpose of variance estimation.

"There is a whole new wave and new feeling about the program," point guard Cedric Bozeman said.

Republican opponents of the emergency benefits program point out the overall unemployment rate has recently fallen to 7%.

Proponents of such programs point out that blacks continue to face discrimination regardless of class or income.

And, the programs point out, that was a relatively small volcanic event and merely one of many in the last few hundred years.

Open a program, point to a horse and Arce will return a moment later holding the proper silks, the cap shoved into a knotted sleeve.