Sentence examples for realistic program from inspiring English sources
Everyone in Congress agrees that the $115 billion allotted by the administration is laughably inadequate, that a realistic program would cost hundreds of billions more.
Fourteen classes (N = 389 fifth graders) were randomly selected from two school mathematics programs, namely the gradual program design and the realistic program design.
"Passage of the energy bill is a vital national interest, and partisan Democrats stalling it should work with the House to get a realistic program to the President's desk," said Representative Tom DeLay of Texas, the majority leader.
They say the fund should try to determine how much assistance is needed to calm the markets and then provide it on the condition that Russia agree to a realistic program.
But we were going to do our utmost to see if we couldn't involve them in replacing the SALT Treaty which first of all was never ratified as I said, but second of all would no longer be in power if it had been ratified because it was stated for a limited period of time that if we could replace that with a realistic program of arms reduction which has been my goal ever since I've been here.
This realistic program takes everything into consideration, and the use of it has helped me reduce the number of times I bring a plane home in a paper bag.
were replaced by comparatively realistic programs like "All in the Family" and "M.*A.*S.*H".
-How can these countries' governments implement realistic programs to prevent such a large loss of life in the event of a future disaster such as this?
Choosing the accuracy of program analyses is a crucial issue when designing and developing a partial evaluator capable of treating realistic programs, and in particular legacy software.
To handle realistic programs, Calvin performs modular checking of each procedure called by a thread using specifications of other procedures and other threads.
However, to become really useful debuggers must be able to deal with those parts of the languages that have no clear declarative semantics but are widely used in realistic programs.
