Sentence examples for computerised instruments from inspiring English sources
If you want subtly nuanced, adventurous music played with technical expertise on computerised instruments, this is not the gig for you.
These types of datasets slowly became widespread with the spread of computerised instruments in laboratories.
Diagnostic tests vary in complexity, ranging from simple colorimetric dip-stick devices to sophisticated computerised instruments and for some conditions there is a proliferation of products suitable for use at different levels of the healthcare delivery system.
As, to our knowledge, there is no evidence of a fully computerised set of interRAI suite instruments throughout the whole world, this research can be considered innovative.
In their article the authors describe the stepwise process by which they systematically searched for items reflecting physical function, and then refined and evaluated a subset of these items for further application in the functional assessment of patients with rheumatic diseases by new instruments or by computerised adaptive testing (CAT).
As Captain Andrew explains, instruments on the plane were reasonably conventional, with some newer "pretty fancy" ones, even computerised ones, to be installed soon.
Now, it's all computerised.
It has become privatised and computerised.
Financial services, where "market data" – computerised data relating to quote (pre-trade or price discovery) and trade (post-trade or price) data for the whole range of financial instruments and asset classes – is a $25bn business worldwide, and global spend on data is often quoted as a typical bank's second largest expense after payroll.
Some voter lists have been computerised for the first time.
