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Baseline probes involved a play routine consisting of three distinct subroutines. The play routine was centered on a thematic set in order to create an environment similar to those observed when children play in early childhood environments.

In the following lines, the programming lines of the user subroutines VOIDRI and RGAUSS are given.

The whole process is aided by subroutines that work on smoothing out the movements so that there are fewer jerks.

In view of this, ABAQUS provides a large number of user-defined subroutines to define the model [12].

You are programming subroutines, prebuilt reflexes that do not require conscious supervision.

In particular, the extensive work done by Powell, presented in [12-16], and the availability of FORTRAN subroutines that implemented this work were crucial to the decision to make a comparison between classical optimization methods and genetic algorithms.

This paper proposes a data mining method using a Naive Bayes classifier to detect the entry point of subroutines in binary programs.

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Muscle memory is the pedestrian term for fine motor movements programmed as subroutines into the pre-frontal cortex of your brain--ready for instant access whenever needed.