Sentence examples for useful programs from inspiring English sources

They noted that although there was some amount of support services and programs organised by the International Student Office, but 'sometimes it is difficult to identify the right person to talk to about academic/personal issue, also heavy workloads and logistics of location did not permit us to attend such useful programs' (F3).

BioNetBuilder 2.0 introduces a new suite of tools to the chicken model system, and by extension many other model systems [ 20], that are user-friendly and interoperable with a wide variety of other useful programs via an easy to use (and already widely used) interface.

But actually using such systems to build real computers or useful programs (such as Web browsers) has never been practical because they are so low-level it would not be efficient (it would be like trying to build a giant computer, starting from the atomic level).

The individual art fellowships rank among the best and most useful programs in the endowment's history.

While more financing for local police would be useful, programs aimed at providing jobs and social services are far more important.

Forward-looking officials like Harry Hopkins, the relief administrator, and Secretary of Labor Frances Perkins argued, however, that public works should be directed to socially useful programs.

Although this simple and useful program can be used to estimate the true number of cases in the United States, it may not be so readily applied to other countries because of uncertainties in the model parameters.

A multi-body dynamics analysis program is presented using one of the most useful programming methodologies, the object-oriented concept.

Forced to address the issue at a Pentagon briefing on Thursday, spokesman Read Admiral John Kirby said that while the government made such equipment available in a "useful" program, it was up to local agencies to decide how to use it.

Although our results show that MAKER2 is a useful program, there are a few things that should be considered before its use.

"Programs run in a linear fashion," he said, explaining why a useful program was a ways off.