Sentence examples for the length of the program from inspiring English sources

Over the length of the program, it has collected more than18,000 pounds of FOG for reuse as biodiesel.

At Columbia, reforms in student recruitment, curriculum, financial aid and placement could combine to extend the length of the program (currently an airless, boot camp-like 10 months).

On a fundamental level, Millman said he could envision diminishing the length of the program — five of the boxers have children — and integrating the hometown coaches more.

The New Yorker, April 22 , 1944P. 17 After a recent concert in Symphony Hall, in Boston, two dowagers were overheard discussing the length of the program.

Given the length of the program and the fact that the Greek opposition has refused to buy into it, there is a sizable risk that Greece could stray.

By G. Arnold and Russell Maloney The New Yorker, April 22 , 1944P. 17 After a recent concert in Symphony Hall, in Boston, two dowagers were overheard discussing the length of the program.

Although the weekend offered rewarding musical insights, battle-weary audience members could be heard complaining about the length of the programs, many of which ran considerably longer than two hours.

To evaluate the ease of programming synthesis protocols, programs were created for several known probes (Table 4), and the length of the programs were compared to programs supplied by the manufacturer on several commercially available radiosynthesizers from different vendors.

The expanded programming includes: *A one-hour "MSG Sports Desk" twice the length of the current program.

Here is one indicator from Wednesday, the opening afternoon: viewers began staking out space for the nonticketed performance 40 minutes before it started, or a little more than twice the length of the actual program.

For example, Shannon's statistical theory of information is concerned with things such as optimizing the amount of data that can be transmitted via a noisy channel, and the Kolmogorov's complexity theory quantifies the informational complexity of a string as the length of the shortest program that outputs it when executed by a fixed universal Turing machine.