Sentence examples for automatic computerized system from inspiring English sources

The generative process planning approach utilizes an automatic computerized system which consists of decision logic, formulae, and knowledge used by process planners to produce process plans.

Evaluation was performed using an automatic computerized system (Philips, NL Qlab software) and triggering was performed according to the Q wave of the ECG to enable measurement in complete relaxation of the ventricle.

The carotid IMT was analyzed by the off-line automatic computerized analyzing system (Philips Qlab quantification software).

…or beam presses; automatic computerized cutting systems with straight blades; and automated computerized laser-beam cutting machines.

In automatic computerized cutting systems, introduced in 1967, the lay is covered with a thin plastic film drawn firmly to the lay by a vacuum operating through a porous cutting table and the porous fabric of the lay.

Six types of machines are available to chop or cut a lay into the component parts of the marker: rotary blade machines; vertical reciprocal-blade machines; band knives, similar to band saws; die clickers, or beam presses; automatic computerized cutting systems with straight blades; and automated computerized laser-beam cutting machines.

On the other hand, fully automatic computerized image analysis systems, despite being described as precise and far less time consuming [ 3, 7], sometimes require specialized equipment, top-of-the-line computers with large and expensive memory, and sophisticated software, being an expensive technique and sometimes difficult to implement [ 6, 8].

The computerized system involved automatic adjustments to the level of pressure support to achieve a target respiratory rate.

The reliability of diagnoses should be tested in other research databases, and systems of automatic computerized data collection [ 9] should be analyzed.

"Punching a hole is gratifying," Mr. Varzi said, "but I think in the near future we will have to move to a computerized system, which, like an automatic bank teller, will ask you to confirm your choices, in order to minimize error".

The cause of that crash remains under investigation, but it is believed that inaccurate readings fed into the Max 8's computerized system may have made the plane enter a sudden, automatic descent.