"We've got a pretty tight program on tonight," he said, "so we can't - ah - have any waits much between numbers," "Oh, you mean applause?" smiled Yeudy.
"Princeton since the 1930s has felt that a Ph.D. should be an education, not a career, and has valued a tight program," said William B. Russel, dean of the graduate school.
"You either have tight program management with headquarters involved or you have extensive testing of everything before you launch a mission to make sure everything works," Dr. McCurdy said.
The gentleman in charge was a bit restive, he came into the artist's room of the Center Theatre in Radio City, "By the way," he began, "we've got a pretty tight program, tonight, so we can't - ah - have any waits much between numbers.
In a tight program of 50 events, the writers discussed issues ranging from "literature and taboos" to "the language of men and women" before audiences from throughout the Arab world.
"We are doing this whole thing [on] a terrifically tight program here which has advantages and disadvantages.
"I want the opportunity to redress that," the governor, an original advocate of the tighter program, declared at a news conference.
The resulting model formulation is a nonconvex mixed-integer 0-1 program, for which a tight linear programming relaxation is derived using RLT-based variable substitution strategies and a polyhedral outer-approximation technique.
When budgets are tight, every program must be scrutinized for maximum return.
Still, with credit markets tight, the program represents a rare source of financing to develop electric-vehicle technology.
