Sentence examples for by computerised systems from inspiring English sources

Traffic lights around the world, from Guangzhou to Geneva, are managed by computerised systems housed in a metal cabinet at the side of the road, which regulate the cycle of changes from red to green to red either through fixed time periods, or through sensors in the road that can detect when a car is stationary.

However, more recent publications highlighted the role played by computerised systems in the occurrence of other types of errors, demonstrating computers to be only a part of the ongoing process aimed to improve patient safety [ 27- 29].

Protocols are implemented in different environments by healthcare professionals (including nurses, respiratory therapists, and doctors) and by automated (computerised) systems.

The low numbers may explained by the computerised systems, which including monitoring for potential contra-indications and interaction of drugs.

With new information and communication technology (ICT), healthcare providers can be supported in the diagnosis, treatment and follow up of HF patients by expert computerised systems, based on guidelines and protocols [ 19].

In Ubisoft's 2014 action adventure, hacker Aidan Pearce lives in an "alternative" modern Chicago that is heavily monitored by CCTV cameras, its computerised systems ripe for sabotage.

The heat produced from the combustion is used to heat the water and routine manual monitoring of temperature and the heat calculations is taken care of by the computerised system of the bomb calorimeter.

The irrigation system has individual sprinkler controls, which are controlled by a computerised system.

After baseline assessment randomisation was carried out by a computerised system (Open Clinical Data Management System (Open-CDMS)) using block randomisation with no stratification in randomised blocks of four and six.

At the end of the preceding biennium my staff had been informed that the outdated manual card index system for monitoring bank accounts would be replaced by a computerised system early in 1996.

Papers in America and Australia had already moved over to computerised systems.