computerized *
computerised BrE

The computerized test will take about half the time as the current one.

Many workers may need less education, not more, when jobs are computerized.

This was done with a much research and computerized effort.

By 1994, it was ready for a computerized test project.

One would not say such a thing even about our own highly computerized economy.

"And even though some institutions are more computerized than others, no one has the whole thing."

But that is far more difficult than making computerized faces.

He also appears as a computerized image when they first meet him.

Reference information about these books is available in a computerized system.

With a computerized key, the car had to be on the Net.

Similar records cover the years up to 1940, but they have not yet been computerized.

But should we be surprised that computerized information is no better than any other?

The third was use of a computerized system to monitor patients.

Children's case reports are now computerized, instead of written on paper forms.

But now, thanks to computerized controls and information technology, they may soon be history.

The potential problems of those computerized systems are well documented.

The computerized system can tell them exactly how many people see their ads.

Similar computerized special effects are used later in the ad.

Since the system is entirely computerized, it should be easy to do.

For now, human operators do control even the computerized systems.

Other services were added to meet the needs of a growing computerized government and business audience.

Another approach is through the growing number of computerized job banks.

In practice, the process is much more complex and highly computerized.

The written test is usually done at a computerized learning center and results are available immediately.

It was the first, worldwide, to bring all of this together in one computerized service.

A computerised system can save you a great deal of time.

We had covered all the significant points of the computerised plan.

You must only use computerised systems to gain information which is necessary for your job.

These statistics are available in the form of computerised records.

Computerised design methods will be demonstrated and available for students to use.

Apart from these exceptions the subject can see the whole computerised record.

Many general and computerised information are available to them.

The local authority has adopted a computerised system to look at where savings can be made.

Finally, there are the computerised command, control, communications and intelligence systems.

The computerised ticket counter is present in platform no. 1.

"We all keep computerised diaries and confirm everything in writing."

The benefits of a successful computerised personnel information system are potentially very great.

This access was further enhanced with the introduction of a computerised system in 1993.

In 2000, an approach based on enhanced computerised access to information about offenders was tried.

If your library has a computerised catalogue, you may be able to get a list of all the books held on a particular subject matter.

All blood tests and computerised tomography of her head gave normal results.

Equipment here includes a computerised lettering system for book cases.

Don't change from a manual system to a computerised one over the weekend.

The tradition of computerised relay communications has continued to the present day.

It is also possible to complete an air waybill through a computerised system.

Much like the computerised score composition we are always hearing about, I imagine.

On the day we enter the charges into our computerised entry processing system.

Natural language corpora have been available in computerised form for over thirty years.

The machine is fitted with a computerised management system to control stock flow.

The computerised library houses about 20,000 volumes of 12000 titles.