Sentence examples for build a computerized from inspiring English sources

Admiral Poindexter wanted to build a computerized data mining system to look for potential terrorists, and Congress responded by cutting financing for the project.

As head of the apparel division for Beximco, Bangladesh's largest private company, Husain spent $300 million in 1995 to build a computerized textile and apparel manufacturing center in a rice paddy outside Dhaka.

Tech4Mobile, a company on the other side of a grassy patio from Mr. Méndez and Mr. Hormander, recently built a computerized system to record votes in the Guatemalan Congress.

Mr. Humble's office built a computerized program, where patients will have to swipe magnetic cards every time they buy marijuana to make sure they do not exceed the maximum allowance of 2.5 ounces every two weeks.

His interests could be more local and practical than his father's; from his home, he built a computerized political operation (associates say his father was never savvy with technology) to help elect aldermen and state legislators.

In this study we implemented and developed state-of-the-art machine learning (ML) and natural language processing (NLP) technologies and built a computerized algorithm for medication reconciliation.

Such as Bayesian networks, Linear Discrimination Analysis, artificial neural networks, multi-label learning algorithm and image analysis technique etc. Chiu [ 2] built a computerized tongue examination system (CTES) based on computerized image analysis.

To address these barriers and fill the gap in knowledge, we developed and implemented state-of-the-art machine learning (ML) and NLP technologies and built a computerized algorithm for medication reconciliation.

Students Andy Wheeler, Roshan Baliga, Ben Brown and Paul Pham built a tiny computerized climate sensor to measure light, temperature, humidity and wind speed.

One person involved in the project suggested that the stock exchange would eventually decide to build a trading floor and a computerized trading system rather than the two trading floors originally envisioned.

Besides investing $380 million into the Albany research center, the state is spending $110 million to help build a similar center devoted to computerized genetic research in Buffalo.