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APL

American  
Computers.
  1. an interactive programming language having concise notations for operations on entire arrays of numbers and characters.


Etymology

Origin of APL

1965–70; A P(rogramming) L(anguage)

Example Sentences

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He trained under some of the world’s most influential chefs, including Daniel Boulud and Guy Savoy, before launching his own restaurant, the since-shuttered but acclaimed Hollywood steakhouse APL.

From Los Angeles Times

The research was published in the journal APL Bioengineering.

From Science Daily

The article was selected as a Featured Article in APL Quantum.

From Science Daily

Featured in APL Quantum, the results are significant: the new system can collect up to 80% of the emitted photons at room temperature.

From Science Daily

But Lochridge had confidence in the APL team.

From BBC