programming powerの例文

• The company strengthened this division in 1983 with the acquisition of Franklin Electric subsidiary Programmed Power Corporation.
• Perl makes the unusual choice of giving the user access to its full programming power in its own compile phase.
• Hiroshi Ikeda's creative team had many video game design ideas, but was lacking the necessary programming power to make it all happen.
• The idea of Limnor classes eliminates the need of textual programming languages, making codeless visual general purpose programming possible without sacrificing programming power.
• Business expansion during the coming digital age might turn things around for their giant parent companies, but networks'programming power is dimming more every day.
• Hackers, clumsy children or insidious viruses may be stymied by a newly patented security system that uses the idle programming power in a hard-drive controller to limit or deny access to computer files.
• LWT Chairman Christopher Bland stated : " We have the programme power into satellite "  it cost both LWT and Thames ?3 million for the licence, yet on satellite television would only cost ? million.
• The combined assets of ABC and Disney will transform the network into the dominant programming power in television, so strong that Wall Street analysts said Monday that ABC's rivals, NBC and CBS, may be forced into similar mergers just to compete with the new ABC juggernaut.
• At issue was the amount of programming power that the merged companies would hold, because in addition to their many cable delivery systems they would own major cable programming services, including Cable News Network, Home Box Office and Turner Network Television, as well as movie studios.
• Its 50, 000-watt, clear-channel signal allows it to be heard in at least eight states; its ownership by CBS Radio gave it the programming power and financial muscle to rank first in the local market, first among the CBS stations and, at times, first nationally, as measured by market share.