Sentence examples for computerised components from inspiring English sources

This sequence is well suited to translation into elementary computerised components, that we call primitives.

"We fully expected back then we would have computerised doctors and computerised teachers," he added.

Computerised CBT forms a core component of psychological therapy services in primary care in the UK and other health systems.

At screen, subjects were assigned an organicity score using the organic symptoms component of the AGECAT computerised algorithm [ 14].

Computerised A&F (e-A&F) system interfaces may consist of four key components: (1) Summaries of clinical performance; (2) Patient lists; (3) Patient-level data; (4) Recommended actions.

According to Shekelle and Goldzweig [ 6], computerised systems should be considered as a complex intervention with four key components: technical, human, project management, and organisational and cultural change all of which must be systematically studied.

Key components are an educational outreach visit with audit and feedback, and computerised reminders.

This study shows that item difficulty can indeed be controlled intrinsically by controlling the question components, thus suggesting the possibility of generating items automatically on-the-fly during the administration of a computerised adaptive test.

The main components of the experiment were as follows: (i) rock selection and preliminary testing of coreplugs for permeability/sorption properties; (ii) computerised tomography (CT) scanning of selected core (before and after core-flooding); (iii) core-flooding with synthetic brine to give water saturation; (iv) core-flooding with oil; (v) chemical analysis of produced fluid samples (brine, oil).

We computerised.

Now, it's all computerised.