Sentence examples for subsidiary program from inspiring English sources

A subsidiary program for these operations -- Tempora -- sucks up around 21 million gigabytes per day and stores the data for a month.

The agency reportedly cooperates with its UK equivalent, the Government Communications Headquarters, which has a subsidiary program called Tempora that siphons some 20 million gigabytes of data a day from more than 200 cables that collectively stretch 600,000 miles across the world.

By June 22 he had written the GigAssembler together with subsidiary programs, in 10,000 lines of code, and had completed his first assembly of the human genome.

In addition, the results imply that further study should be carried out to automate algorithms and subsidiary programs supporting the decision-making process.

The Turnbull announcement retained that saving, giving Arena a new role as administrator of a subsidiary loans program for earlier stage clean energy projects, using some of the borrowed funds of the Cefc.

In the same spirit as Baidu, which recently spun out its video and student learning services, so Lenovo is pushing a "subsidiary incubation" program which allows some of its units to go independent, raise funding from third-party investors and tap into the new Lenovo Capital and Incubator Group (LCIG).

A subsidiary, helper program allows the instructor to aggregate the grading files and easily give a grade to a set of scripts assigned as homework.

[C3.] NEW HOME FOR SUNDANCE The Sundance Channel, which shows independent films and other programs, was sold for $496 million to a cable programming subsidiary of Cablevision.

Rainbow Media, the cable programming subsidiary of Cablevision, said Wednesday that it was purchasing the Sundance Channel, which shows independent films and other programming, for $496 million in stock and cash.

[C6.] Harvey and Bob Weinstein have a deal with the programming subsidiary of Cablevision Systems, their first since leaving Walt Disney.

Last year Rock River spun off a subsidiary, WebSound, which programs streaming audio for corporate Web sites, spinning tunes similar to their compact discs.