Sentence examples for computerised book from inspiring English sources
In September 1992, Woon was appointed to the select committee to review the Companies (Amendment) Bill Bill No.. 33/92) which proposed, among other things, that scripless trading in securities listed on the Stock Exchange of Singapore be authorised so that share transfers can be made through computerised book entries.
Paul Theroux's breakthrough title, The Great Railway Bazaar, was his ninth book: an indulgence unimaginable these days, when computerised sales figures would be likely to conclude that the writer was never going to find a readership.
This was the approach Mr Fryer took in Dallas, where second-grade students were simply given $2 for every book they read if they passed a computerised comprehension test on it.
Now, it's all computerised.
Instead, the world needs to become computerised.
Much of our communication is now computerised.
It has become privatised and computerised.
Some voter lists have been computerised for the first time.
Computerised sales tracking (the Epos system) was installed.
It's a John Deere, all computerised: precision farming.
