0 happening or done according to a plan or using a particular method:
The company did not adopt a programmatic approach to change, preferring evolutionary development.
Web services enable programmatic access to a wide variety of data over the internet.
At the same time, the architects used its mass to identify and isolate the areas with clear programmatic, representational intents.
However, the figurative, or programmatic, music of the previous century tried to bring into the concert all stylised birds, storms and galloping horses.
The relative timing of suffrage may contribute to the development of representation gaps, in that early suffrage tends to produce less ideological or programmatic parties.
They conceded that they found it problematic to work on a non-programmatic piece, 'trying to get everything to fit together, trying to get new ideas'.
If other parties adopt appeals to ethnic loyalties and clientelism, it is very hard for a programmatic party to win.
The book is divided into three parts: three programmatic essays, nine introductory essays and 15 essays on areas of advanced research.
Judgment of programmatic performance was less and less subjective and relationship based, and increasingly quantified by performance measures.
Nevertheless, this kind of programmatic approach is necessary if we are ever to make systematic progress in understanding the etiologies of developmentally based psychopathologies.
