Sommario
programming {sostantivo}
programmazione
to program {verbo}
programmare
Sinonimi
programming: programing · computer programming · computer programing
program: programme · plan · platform
altri (11)Traduzione inglese-italiano per "programming"
"programming" traduzione italiano
programming {sostantivo}
programming {sostantivo} (anche: scheduling, planning)
The success of URBAN during the 1994-1999 programming period is indisputable.
At the start of the present programming period the N+2 rule was approved.
The reality is we got the programming manual and we started making games for it.
The new programming period should take advantage of this positive experience.
It also takes two years of programming in order to reach EUR 60 billion.
program {sostantivo}
to program {verbo}
to program [programmed|programmed] {v. t.} (anche: to preset)
programming (Present participle)
programming (Present participle)
Sinonimi
Sinonimi (inglese) per "programming":
© Princeton Universityprograming · computer programming · computer programing · scheduling
Sinonimi (inglese) per "program":
© Princeton Universityprogramme · plan · platform · political platform · political program · computer program · computer programme · broadcast · course of study · curriculum · syllabus
Esempi di utilizzo
Esempi di utilizzo "programming" in Italiano
We can only hope that the introduction of a single funding and programming instrument will make it easier to manage and control the new rural development policy.
If TV companies were to be forced to adjust their programming in the interests of European cinema, this would constitute an infringement of their freedom.
The draft regulations already state that NGOs will be consulted on the programming, implementation and monitoring of measures taken under the European Social Fund.
In order to make sure that happens, in parallel with the negotiations on the 10th EDF that I have already described, the country programming process has also already started.
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