Sentence examples for computerized age from inspiring English sources
The latter is a topic the culture has been arguing over for ages, and is still arguing over, with interesting entries arriving for the computerized age (see, for example, Elif Batuman's n+1 piece about Franco Moretti's quantitative method of literary analysis).
If the rest of Nancy Burson's retrospective at the Grey Art Gallery at New York University doesn't unsettle you, maybe this will: At the end of the exhibition you'll find Ms. Burson's computerized "Age Machine," where you can sit back and see how you could look in 25 years.
Without software created by a researcher during her recovery from childbirth, the highly automated, computerized telecommunications age we take for granted would have been on indefinite hold.
And so many other photographs, yet another relic of our computerized, digitalized age.
In this digitized age, computerized and robotic rehabilitation systems act as a vital support for disabled individuals.
Each tenfold increase in prenatal pesticide metabolites was linked to having five times the odds of scoring high on the computerized tests at age 5, suggesting a greater likelihood of a child having clinical ADHD.
Patient data extracted from computerized databases included age, sex, A1C and LDL cholesterol values, coronary artery disease status based on ICD-9 and Current Procedural Terminology, 4th edition, codes, eligibility for glucose or lipid intervention, creatinine levels, and medication prescriptions filled.
It might seem that in the digital age such computerized procedures to pre-empt conflicts would be routine.
Chief among these handicaps was that writing encourages the quick production of rough drafts; in this age of computerized word processing, there's no reason not to blurt out a loose approximation of what you're looking for, and then begin tweaking.
DETROIT, Nov. 21 Detroit's brief journey into the age of computerized elections ground to a confused halt this week, with voters still wondering just whom they elected Nov. 3 and the city taking steps to aban don punch‐card voting once) and for all.
