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Next year, however, British police are expected to begin trials of a new computerised system, called EvoFIT, developed by Dr Frowd and his colleague Peter Hancock.

However to address any potential amendments suggested by the second chamber, a new computerised counting system involving tablet devices will be deployed to calculate the new "double majority" requirement.

Congress is due to reconvene on May 31st to proclaim the winner.In electing Mr Aquino, voters used a new computerised vote-counting system almost as revolutionary, by Philippine standards, as the "People Power" uprising that toppled Marcos.

The Fringe director, Jon Morgan, admitted that a series of crises with ticketing after a new computerised box office system collapsed on the first day of online ticket sales in June had contributed to the poor sales this year, one of the most difficult in the event's recent history.

A new computerised treatment developed at Sheffield University and now used by healthcare teams in a range of countries helps patients treat themselves at home by following a carefully-staged programme designed to gradually rebuild speech and the layers of connections that lie beneath it.

Despite today's killings near Mombasa, the worst that most voters had to contend with for the rest of the day were epic queues produced by the combination of a record turnout and delays inflicted by a new computerised voter identification system.

The present aim was to present the development and to study the effect of a new Swedish interactive computerised teaching program in dermatology and venereology (NUDOV), primarily intended for medical-school undergraduates.

The present study is a pilot prospective safety evaluation of a new closed loop computerised protocol on ventilation and oxygenation in stable, spontaneously breathing children weighing more than 7 kg, during the weaning phase of mechanical ventilation.

Computerised cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT) A new generation of automated digital therapies has been developed that aims to deliver CBT at scale with better engagement.

A recent attempt by President Sarkozy's government to computerise all intelligence files into a new super-database, known by the acronym EDVIGE, is being rethought after an outcry by civil-liberties groups.

Burdett-Coutts said the upgraded computerised ticket sales service, boosted by a new fringe smartphone app downloaded by 35,000 people, had helped boost sales.