Sentence examples similar to computerised operator from inspiring English sources

The telephone-equipment companies want voice dialling (useful in cars), automatic call-centres, computerised operator-services and messaging that allows users to pick up and send e-mails and faxes on an ordinary telephone anywhere in the world.

We computerised.

Now, it's all computerised.

It has become privatised and computerised.

It is hard not to interpret this as a public body baring its teeth in exasperation at commercial operators such as GWR, Capital and Chrysalis over a range of issues from plugging their own CDs on air and cheating over "local" news, to the sudden spurt in requests to network programmes nationally - cutting costs overnight, but creating quasi-national computerised services.

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.

In that sense algorithms are the secret sauce of a computerised world.

Wall Street was open 10-3 then because it wasn't computerised – can you imagine?