Look up: program

1. Program
   [German non-profit] Program is a German non-profit platform that aims to expand the disciplinary boundaries of architecture through its collaboration with other fields. Based in Berlin, it was founded in 2006 by Carson Chan (born 1980 in Hong Kong) and Fotini Lazaridou-Hatzigoga (born 1979 i...
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2. program
   software
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3. Program
   An algorithm that is written in a programming language for execution on a physical computer.
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4. Program
   Used as a noun - a series of instructions which tell a computer what to do. Used as a verb - the act of writing or revising a program.
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5. Program
   An undertaking requiring concerted effort, which is focused on developing and/or maintaining a specific product. The product may include hardware, software, and other components. Typically a project has its own funding cost accounting, and delivery schedule with the acquirer (Customer). (‘Programme` is used the UK for this definition; to distinguish between a computer program)
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6. program
   [n] - an announcement of the events that will occur as part of a theatrical or sporting event 2. [n] - (computer science) a sequence of instructions that a computer can interpret and execute 3. [n] - a system of projects or services intended to meet a public need 4. [n] - a perfor...
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7. Program
   1) The instructions, the action of instructing, or the action of recording instructions for a computer or computer controlled device to perform certain functions.
   2) A Sound Patch, the sequence of tone generators and modifiers in a synthesizer to obtain a particular sound.
   3) The settings (esp...
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8. Program
   a set of instructions which tells a computer how to carry out a particular task
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9. program
   A series of instructions for completion of a specific task or for performance of an activity.
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10. Program
    A list of instructions that a computer follows to perform a task.
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11. program
    logically interralated set of operations performed in accordance with pre-established instructions Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers) • in programming languages:A logical assembly of one or more interrelated modules Category: Automation (includes telecomm...
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12. Program
    Pro'gram noun Same as Programme .
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13. program
    1. A formal set of procedures for conducting an activity. ... 2. An ordered list of instructions directing a computer to carry out a desired sequence of operations required to solve a problem. ... (05 Mar 2000) ...
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14. program
    programme noun a performance (or series of performances) at a public presentation; `the program lasted more than two hours`
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15. program
    programme noun an announcement of the events that will occur as part of a theatrical or sporting event; `you can`t tell the players without a program`
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16. program
    computer programme noun (computer science) a sequence of instructions that a computer can interpret and execute; `the program required several hundred lines of code`
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17. Program
    • (n.) Same as Programme.
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18. program
    (from the article `social movement`) The culture of a movement encompasses norms and values. Norms are standardized expectations of behaviour developed by members. Values include the ...
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19. program
    program 1. A formal set of procedures for conducting an activity. 2. To express (a task or operation) in terms appropriate to its performance by a computer or other automatic device; to cause (an activity or property) to be automatically regulated in a prescribed way.
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20. Program
    [programming] part of Tung Ch`i-ch`ang`s copy (1555-1638) of Hsu Hao`s calligraphy of Du Fu`s poem "On Visiting the Temple of Laozi" from http://www.chineseartnet.com/Nigensha/c10.htm ...
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21. program
    An audit program is a listing of audit procedures to be performed in completing the audit. A computer program (software) is a listing of steps to be performed in processing the data.
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22. program
    a set of instructions arranged in a predetermined sequence to direct the performance of a planned action or actions
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23. Program
    see curriculum
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24. program
    Type: Term Pronunciation: prō′gram Definitions: 1. A formal set of procedures for conducting an activity. 2. An ordered list of instructions directing a computer to carry out a desired sequence of operations required to solve a problem.
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25. program
    In computing, a set of instructions that controls the operation of a computer. There are two main kinds: applications programs, which carry out tasks for the benefit of the user – for example, word processing; and systems programs, which control the internal workings of the computer. A utility program is a systems program that carries ...
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