Sentence examples for simultaneous program from inspiring English sources

In 1994 Poland unveiled three levels of personal income tax (21 percent, 33 percent, and 45 percent; in 2000 reduced to 19 percent, 30 percent, and 40 percent), attempting to offset the new burden with a simultaneous program of investment tax relief.

The documentary was a ratings success in its initial airing, beating simultaneous programming for BBC One for the 9pm hour.

The group contends that under federal law, radio stations do not have to pay fees to record labels when they broadcast over the airwaves and that such an exemption also covers the simultaneous broadcast of the same programming over the Internet.

Oh, for a simultaneous broadcast...

In particular, reduced sequential quadratic programming methods for problems with only few influence variables and simultaneous quadratic programming iterations are discussed.

The two main findings were 1) that the two simultaneous cognitive physical programs resulted in a significant advantage in DTCs of walking compared to the exclusive physical program but not in any other gait variables and 2) that the two simultaneous cognitive physical interventions led to different training-specific adaptations in gait.

Simultaneous awards programs fashioned after the Tony and Academy Awards were presented at the Helen Hayes Theater in Nyack and the White Plains Performing Arts Center, with a live satellite feed connecting the two shows.

The dynamic optimization problem is solved using a simultaneous nonlinear programming (NLP) approach.

Advantages of the simultaneous cognitive physical programs were found in two dimensions of executive function.

Their and our own findings support the importance of the physical training components in simultaneous cognitive physical programs for older adults.

We conclude that additional cognitive functions, particularly switching attention, are promoted by the dual-task situation in simultaneous cognitive physical programs and further research is warranted to substantiate or refute this assumption.