Sequence of instructions that can be called from other points in a computer program.
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The subroutines didn't just block the information from being seen by us.
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A great many top-level programs call on a few common subroutines.
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The multiplicity murmuring amongst itself, autonomic subroutines emitting pulses of strictly functional information.
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There's nothing beyond it: just endless space created by repeating subroutines.'
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Even he had to consult with the personality about which subroutines to delete.
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Junctions within the organic conductor web switched polarity, high-order subroutines cancelled the safety limiters.
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It was also programmed with subroutines for logarithms and trigonometry.
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But it'll take time to find the right subroutines and more time to subvert them.
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The only thing that isn't made public is exactly how the subroutines do what they do.
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Once you get the grass- and worm-simulation subroutines going, you're 90 percent of the way there.
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The biggest headaches were the subroutines that checked the instrument package's health from millisecond to millisecond.
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In Prolog, each rule corresponds to a subroutine, and its antecedents are the subroutines it calls.
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But there's no documentation on how the program works, and its kludgy, coagulated subroutines are opaque.
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Changes were made using the computer-aided design subroutines that acted upon the voice commands of the Eagle.
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She accessed her social-skills subroutines, then said, "Please enter."
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Visual interpretation subroutines concentrated on the sight.