Sentence examples for standardized programming from inspiring English sources

And the aforementioned COBOL Commonn Business-Oriented Language), one of the earliest standardized programming languages, is largely based on work done in the nineteen-fifties by Grace Hopper, a computer scientist and U.S. Navy rear admiral.

Standardized programming was not mandatory, but strategies for strategically delayed programming were generally adopted after publication of the Primary Prevention Parameters Evaluation study results.

If the effort shows results, Dr. Stephens plans to enlist more schools in the hope that eventually a standardized program will be adopted throughout the state.

Last year, the results of the standardized Program for International Student Assessments, given to 15-year-olds worldwide, found the United States behind 16 other countries in reading and 22 in science.

As part of a standardized program with an extensive syllabus, they spend hours in simulators familiarizing themselves with the instrumentation and take courses in aviation history, aviation law, advanced avionics and cockpit automation as well as English, economics and meteorology.

"We can use the taxpayer's money more effectively and efficiently, get more for the taxpayer's dollar, if we develop a standardized program to buy equity in financial institutions," Mr. Paulson said.

But critics are dubious that the new assessment system will produce better teachers and said that imposing a standardized program on education schools undermines their autonomy in preparing teachers.

Standardized program guidelines would allow residents and program directors alike to prepare for a resident pregnancy with objectivity and consistency.

Based on collaboration between neurologists, neuroradiologists and neurosurgeons a standardized program for TN was implemented in May 2012 at the Danish Headache Center (DHC).

Most of the available interdisciplinary headache concepts only offer a standardized program which does not allow an individual adjustment based on patients' needs [36, 37].

All participants are exposed to a standardized program to share information, which includes hearings, lectures, panel discussions, videotapes, and field tours.