Sentence examples for computerised networks from inspiring English sources

Even more have created computerised networks that allow consultants to tap into the organisation's collected wisdom from anywhere in the world.

The network allows home-workers to access the full range of council applications, together with email, the intranet and the council's computerised telephone network.

Statistics Netherlands receives population data from municipal population registers via the computerised population network that operates since October 1994.

Computerised representations of hydraulic network models are used in various guises throughout the water industry.

With a vaccination coverage rate in the last ten years of over 90% for both mandatory and recommended vaccinations, a region-wide computerised register, and a network of vaccination clinics easily reachable by the public, the trial was approved and is being monitored by a panel of experts from both the Italian Ministry of Health and the National Health Institute [ 13].

Exploiting new techniques of colour reproduction, they created such things as Think, a 22-screen IBM-sponsored installation at the 1964-65 NeWorldk World's Fair, in which an audience was immersed in a display of the ways that human and computerised problem-solving governed railway networks, financial transactions, the seating at a dinner party, or the tactical plays in American football.

The health improvement network database contains computerised medical records entered by general practitioners in the United Kingdom.

The health improvement network is a computerised longitudinal general practice database with demographic data similar to the general population.

A cancer registration network based on computerised coded diagnoses has been tested in the Veneto region, north-east Italy, with the goal of estimating cancer incidence during 1987-89.

Two scale pore networks are retrieved from computerised tomographic (CT) images of a leaching column based on the detected dual pore-size distribution.

What3Words provides a free-to-download smartphone app that works with or without a network signal, with a computerised compass using GPS to point the way to a chosen location.