Sentence examples for programs display from inspiring English sources

Next season's programs display his venturesome planning and priorities.

The orchestra's programs display its leader's skill, and suggest the attention paid to audiences' interests and relative tolerance for adventure.

To be sure, city club programs display nowhere near the skill level or participation of programs in suburban strongholds like Long Island.

Why do some e-mail programs display picture attachments right on the screen, while others make you double-click on the attachment icon to open the file? A. An e-mail program that displays the pictures is probably one of the newer versions that can display graphics "inline," or in the body of the message.

Moreover, whereas other professional degree programs display their placement statistics prominently in their admissions information, I have yet to see anything similar for Ph.D. programs.

The comfort values are displayed in a manner similar to how finite element analysis (FEA) programs display stress and strain results.

In addition to programs displaying a commitment to American repertory, Mr. Levine is to survey the works of contemporary composers like Elliott Carter, Gyorgy Ligety and Witold Lutoslawski.

A new feature will enable computer manufacturers to selectively hide and display Microsoft's integrated programs displayed on the start menu of the operating system, including Microsoft's Internet Explorer Web browser, Windows Media Player and Windows Messenger programs.

More specifically, the MATE can be useful in assessing the effectiveness of single programs, displays and exhibits in changing visitors' attitudes towards evolution.

The social unrest and the political instability of 2001 2002 were curbed by a new and stronger government from the traditional peronist party (2002 2003), with the help of large cash transfer programs displaying rather wide coverage.

One of their programs displays stretches of DNA in a three-dimensional color format that a customer can use, for example, to pinpoint the genetic differences between healthy and cancerous prostate tissue.