Computerized Sentence Examples

A computerized tomography (CT) scan of the brain was normal.

Review Four computerized databases were searched for English-language papers.

Computerized records were for patients with a diagnosis of AF, or who had been prescribed digoxin.

A skilled machinist can be replaced by someone operating a computerized lathe.

The previous mot was carried out at the same station and is the computerized version.

There is also a DVD presentation on the history of Verulamium using computerized reconstructions to show the town in its prime.

This is a computerized database that looks to link adopted people, birth parents and birth siblings.

Development of computerized tomography (CT) that radically changes early diagnosis of ischemic or hemorrhagic stroke.

This involves backing up data, consider what would happen if communications - such as voicemail or a computerized switchboard - failed.

Note that CT scan stands for Computerized tomography -- pupils will only find this acronym expanded in the glossary.

In particular, shot peening has developed into a sophisticated process, with automation, computerized control, and highly reproducible properties.

Georgia is the first state in the country to implement a uniform statewide, computerized touch-screen voting system.

For example some gamma cameras and PET scanners are combined with a computerized tomography x-ray system.

Once you get to the store, there will typically be a small computerized monitor that will print out the parents' wish list, and the items that have already been purchased by someone else will be marked off.

Because these charts are generally computerized, it can leave you going home empty-handed, and perhaps unsure of exactly what percentile your doctor reported your child as being in.

Local printers produce offset printing using computerized typesetting and metal or paper plates onto which an image is "burned" or stamped.

Voice navigation - A computerized voice tells you the appropriate actions to take to get to your desired location.

When the car is moving at higher speeds, the computerized system within the vehicle automatically switches it to the traditional gasoline system.

Their snowmaking system is airless, computerized and capable of producing 145 acre-feet of snow per day, enough to cover the resort's 32 trails with more than a foot of fresh snow in 24 hours.

A wedding gift registry is a computerized list that the bride and groom fill out at a store listing the specific gifts they desire.

The job also entails entering the price of items manually or scanning them into a computerized system.

In 2002, it was closed down for a major renovation that included rebuilding the turntable and installing a new computerized operating system.

It offers an all-encompassing arena based environment, where you can play against computerized opponents.

Choose up to seven characters for your team and battle against computerized or real team opponents.

The computerized opponents are not easy to beat, and can counter you without difficulty if you don't put any thought into your fighting technique -- Pounding on the buttons randomly will not work.

The background graphics looked like they tried to hard to make it as real as possible, but when you add in the computerized characters, everything just looks bad.

In this computerized version of this classic game, try to figure out the mystery word before the hangman figure is completed.

Do you really want a computerized yahoo voice telling you where Opus One is?

Positron emission tomography (PET)-A computerized diagnostic technique that uses radioactive substances to examine structures of the body.

Computed tomography (CT), formerly referred to as computerized axial tomography (CAT), is a common diagnostic imaging procedure that uses x rays to generate images (slices) of the anatomy.

A computerized system has been developed based on Tanner and Whitehouse's model, which uses pattern recognition like fingerprint databases.

If pituitary disease is suspected, a magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) or computerized tomography (CT) scan of the brain may be done.

Many options are available to the consumer, ranging from a $7.00 classic dial face style to the high end $75.00 computerized digital read out style and all manner of combinations and options in-between.

A computerized voice will pronounce one of the words.

Rosetta Stone works to accomplish such fluency through the use of images, video clips and opportunities for a student to engage in computerized conversations.

If you are interested in applying for a position as a Walmart associate, the easiest way to be considered for available openings is to simply complete an application using the computerized kiosk in your local Walmart store.

Online applications submitted to the company go into a computerized system where they are reviewed by the appropriate human resources department representative.

Companies that specialize in embroidered items have had computerized stitching machines for many years.

A basic sewing machine, such as the Brother ES2000 is a simple computerized model and costs less than $150.

There will still be a lot of freehand work unless you get one of the high-end computerized machines.

Kenmore machines come in electronic, computerized and mechanical styles, and include a wide range of features for the home seamstress of any experience level.

Kenmore Model 19110 - Sears ranks this model as the top seller for computerized sewing machines.

Zhu Zhu pets are super cute, small, computerized hamsters on wheels for children older than four years of age.

Of course, this doesn't always hold true; the virtual model is, after all, a computerized figure, and it will not take into account such things as a garment's cut.

The most popular ones are electric with computerized settings but you can also find cookers for microwave use.

The most famous match of computerized chess was played between top-ranked human Garry Kasparov and the IBM computer Deep Blue in 1997.

There are wooden versions, magnetic versions, and computerized versions of this popular game.

Even preschools have gotten in the act, and computerized classrooms are now a major selling point for daycare centers.

Instead, they start with a computerized image of a face and choose the skin tone, hair color and style they would like to add.

This is a common effect that's used daily during televised weather reports when the meteorologist stands in front of a computerized shot depicting maps and other animated weather sequences.

The pen and paper method is simplest, but using a computerized system will allow for a more detailed tracking of your expenses.

This computerized program lets you register to receive information and deals for up to ten airports.

The computerized mapping tool makes road trip planning easy and efficient, and it doesn't require spending a lot of time or money.

In 1974 Casio came out with its first computerized watch, the Casiotron, which not only kept time but could keep track of the days in the month and tell if it was a leap year.

In 1974 Casio debuted its computerized Casiotron watch.

Or computerized typesetting can be used to create originals.

Computerized technology and the increasing use of fiber optics have helped with speed gains, and the entire phone system remains fairly reliable.

In body size, they will be the same, but the electronics, exterior paint, and interior fabric options, along with optional modest to high-cost computerized accessories, will make them appear different and carry different price tags.

However, before you start using a computerized system to calculate your exact fuel mileage, it's important that you understand what the numbers actually mean.

Computerized embroidery machines were invented in the mid to late 20th century.

From the simplest monogram to the most complex color shading and stitching, computerized or machine embroidery can help you create the look you want.

It also uses high tech internal computerized programming to measure body fat mass and uses batteries to operate.

Fortunately, the new breed of advanced heart rate monitors -- that are indeed starting to look more like complete computerized fitness systems -- usually fulfills both functions admirably.

Unfortunately, this was the dawning of the age of high technology and dumbbells were once again overshadowed by equipment with computerized readouts and other seemingly impressive features.

Some facilities are now using the CurvesSmart system, a computerized program that allows each piece of equipment to keep track of calories burned, resistance used, and intensity, giving users a more personalized workout every time.

This is a computerized database of members of the uniformed services, including the Reserve and the National Guard.

Instead, it's all in MIDI, which is a basically a computerized version of an orchestra.

In cyberpunk novels, computerized information and technology run rampant, consuming humanity with it.

When desktop and computerized publishing began to take off, Helvetica went along for the ride, as the early Adobe Postscript format included it as one of the original four fonts (along with Times, Courier, and Symbol).

While many of these computerized networks existed at various universities, the real precursor to the web was the famous ARPANET, a network created by scientists from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and the Department of Defense.

All the materials were listed and numbered and the entries on the computerized database suitably annotated.

Di Vapor are a supplier of cutting edge luxury computerized bathroom products including whirlpool TV bathtubs!

Being increasingly computerized, this work can rely on random sampling methods.

The successful applicant will have experience of computerized payroll and be IT literate.

If the labor to build the Mercedes becomes completely robotic and computerized, then why won't we see that same increase in efficiency?

Inside the ride, fog filled the initial lift, the shuttle was sprayed with coolant before climbing the hill, and a computerized navigator provided continual updates on the mission's progress, including when the shuttle went out of control.

This study assessed computerized medical records in the Vaccine Safety Datalink to conclude that rates of autism spectrum disorders and other neurological problems rose consistently with increased exposure to thimerosal in vaccines.

For those that do not we can help them convert to computerized accounting with a fixed price installation and training program.