Sentence examples for wholly programmed from inspiring English sources

They're wholly programmed by Mossberg, Swisher and the site staff, and we hear that Dow Jones had little to do with that side of things.

So be suspect of anyone who claims that all programming or advertising is going to be wholly delivered in a particular way.

On the other side of the spectrum, one may write and compile a standalone program (i.e., native) for the coprocessor, particularly if the whole program is highly parallel, and run the program wholly on the coprocessor.

In my story, Parallel Energetics is a wholly imagined program that draws from a number of ideas in quantum physics.

The largely German and wholly Romantic program, on the other hand, lay easily with the sensibilities of these players.

The present article was motivated by our observations that (1) current methods for gathering data do not wholly capture program-related transformations, and (2) grassroots ways of knowing yield legitimate data and can enrich programmatic efforts and evaluations.

This suit means that legacy film and TV studios clearly see Netflix as a threat, especially as the streaming company continues to emphasize and invest in original content in order to simplify its licensing arrangements and offer a larger, more diverse library to potential subscribers than it might be able to if it relied wholly on externally developed programming.

"He's actually advocated cutting it and turning it into a wholly managed care program.

The new zeppelin program wholly insulated Friedrichshafen against suggestions that it had abandoned the foundation's original purpose.

The Washington Post has reported that Brennan wants to move the drones program wholly over to the Pentagon.

There was also the Drug Enforcement Administration's mass phone surveillance program – wholly separate than the NSA's – in which "phone records were retained even if there was no evidence the callers were involved in criminal activity," according to the New York Times.