grammed

Quickly Tania ascertained that the plane, flying prepro - grammed, had at first suffered what appeared to be a mal - function of the tracking equipment.

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Naturally all the consoles were pro - grammed to recognize all Citizens; in fact, a Citizen could hardly go anywhere unrecognized.

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Stile had discussed this with her, and become satisfied that her programmed feeling was as valid as his unpro - grammed feeling, for his feelings were the result of his nature and experience.

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When filters were pro grammed to hunt for spam by following links, spam e-mail appeared with dozens of links to legitimate Web sites to overwhelm filters.

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Daddy had it grammed so it would run everything when he wasn't there to supervise it personally.

The Mocking Program Foster, Alan Dean, 1946- 2002

Had he chosen to do so, he could have grammed his bracelet to broadcast a frequency that would have warned such nuisances away by identifying him as an on-duty officer of the NFP.

The Mocking Program Foster, Alan Dean, 1946- 2002

I've read the data from Starfleet on the Iconian technology and pro-grammed the Sungari computer to compare that to what we receive from these scans to see if there's any correlation.

Demons Of Air And Darkness DeCandido, Keith R. A. 2001

Beside him were the mongooses, each with their sharp teeth piercing a corner of a piece of her mono-grammed stationary, Sia with a flat sheet of notepaper, Singhe with an envelope, held high above the floor to avoid treading on it.

The Serpent's Shadow Lackey, Mercedes 2001

Everything about his appearance reeked arrogance, elitism, Town and Country Parties Page, debutantes dressed in mono-grammed sweaters and pearls with names like Babs, dry martinis at the clubhouse, stuffy old money-his fine blond hair, his pretty-boy patrician face, his lily-white complexion, his snotty Exeter accent.

Drop Shot Coben, Harlan, 1962- 1996

Since his translator was not pro-grammed to react to proper names the officer had to pro-nounce it slowly for his audience.

The False Mirror Foster, Alan Dean, 1946- 1992