Sentence examples for computerised intelligence from inspiring English sources

As he suggested when I spoke to him last week: "Because my program was continuing to pump out music like a spigot, it became a problem of: 'Why play this sonata and not that one?'" Cope has no doubt that Mozart in particular, with his structural genius, would – if he'd had the means – have utilised computerised intelligence in exactly the same way.

But the country still lacks a computerised intelligence platform.

A recent attempt by President Sarkozy's government to computerise all intelligence files into a new super-database, known by the acronym EDVIGE, is being rethought after an outcry by civil-liberties groups.

One hundred participants completed the trait emotional intelligence questionnaire and a computerised gambling card game, designed to simulate financial decision making.

We computerised.

Now, it's all 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.

Now, in an age of radar and computerised navigation systems, working lighthouses are an endangered species.