Sentence examples for treating programs from inspiring English sources

The difficulty of identifying appropriate weights for the various programs used in the M-Coffee scoring scheme (i.e. some heuristically derived tree-based weights the authors tried did not give a significant improvement in accuracy over flat weights), led the authors to rely on a uniform weight model, treating programs known to be more accurate on equal footing with less accurate aligners.

We can start catching up by treating programming like any other subject taught in elementary school -- similar to, say, Spanish class.

They didn't treat programming like a creative activity.

Paul Graham said it years ago: "Yahoo treated programming as a commodity".

However, the average school curriculum, at least in Brooklyn where I am, treats programming as an advanced art, offering the kids little more than a bit of word processing and some game playing in lieu of something like Scratch.

Since about the 50's, UNICEF has started a trick or treat program where children collect spare change to help children in need in over 190 countries all over the world.[1] If any come to your door with a small orange box, that's your first clue.

Here's the interesting thing: Programs can treat other programs as data.

Choosing the accuracy of program analyses is a crucial issue when designing and developing a partial evaluator capable of treating realistic programs, and in particular legacy software.

They're learning from the best, and these kids don't understood how good they have it because Coach Mass is treating this program like a Division I program".

Visual inspection with acetic acid (VIA) is the screening test that has been used most widely in screen-and-treat programs to date but the performance characteristics of this test are poor.

Real-time diagnosis at the time of a clinical visit is also critical in reducing loss of patients to follow-up, and enables "see-and-treat" programs to be carried out.