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• Where hundreds of thousands of identical devices are required, using parts programmed at the time of manufacture can be economical.
• SRT presented a two-part programme : the first part about abstinence, the second about how Christianity fits into an abstinence commitment.
• Originally an Adult Contemporary station, It featured day-parts programming from Westwood One until it made the transition to Top 40 in 2016.
• In 2006, VPRO, a radio station in the Netherlands, ran a two-part programme about van Haarlem, called " " ( The trail back ).
• In 2014, Fox presented a three-part programme called'A Very British Renaissance,'on the BBC 2 TV channel, tracing a renaissance in British culture commencing in the early 1500s.
• Part nostalgia, part programming challenge, home-brew games offer a glimpse into not only the passion of players but also the staying power of the game industry's pioneering hardware.
• While the two stations for the most part programmed different kinds of music, both had very talented air personalities who were " household names " in the Boston area.
• Phoon said the four-part programme consisted of a Higher Diploma in Computer Studies, a Graduate Diploma in Information Technology, one-year of degree course studies and the Master's in IT and Business.
• He has been a strong advocate of " Day-Part Programming ", that would align the technological capabilities of Digital Cinema with the varying audiences that tend to visit theaters throughout the typical course of the year.
• In 2008, the BBC broadcast a three-part programme called " Lost Land of the Jaguar " which highlighted the huge diversity of wildlife, including undiscovered species and rare species such as the giant otter and harpy eagle.
• For 2011 the European F3 Open team featured four full-season drivers in Victor Corr阛, Fabio Gamberini, Luca Orlandi and Sam Dejonghe, plus a number of other drivers racing on part programmes during the year such as Fahmi Ilyas, Kotaro Sakurai and Tatiana Calderon.
• CBS has a disproportionate number of government-centered shows ( for reasons that may be part programming strategy and part chance ), including a two-part crossover that began last Saturday on " The District, " the drama about the Washington police, and will conclude Thursday on " The Agency ."
• Two of the stories in the collection, " The Case of the Middle-Aged Wife " and " The Case of the Discontented Soldier ", were adapted by Thames Television in 1982 as part of their ten-part programme " The Agatha Christie Hour ", a series of one-off plays from short stories by the writer.
• MTV and studio executives said that the Bond promotion, like many other MTV movie promotions in recent years, is a hybrid : one part programming maneuver, intended to appeal to the channel's film-infatuated audience, and one part elaborately conceived and externally financed promotional announcement _ with elements of what is otherwise known in television as an infomercial.
• Three stories of the stories in the collection, " The Girl in the Train ", " Jane in Search of a Job " and " The Manhood of Edward Robinson " were adapted for by Thames Television in 1982 as part of their ten-part programme " The Agatha Christie Hour ", a series of one-off plays from short stories by the writer.
• Chambers collaborated with BBC2 for two three-part programmes : " Goldie's Band : By Royal Appointment " airing in April and " Secrets of a Pop Song " which aired throughout July . " Goldie's Band & " saw Chambers acting as a musical mentor to a group of disadvantaged young musicians, put together by Goldie, and ultimately leading the group to a performance in Buckingham Palace.