For example, last week the hotel installed a cutting-edge computerized check-in database that instantly retrieves the personal preferences of arriving guests.
This ID would then be presented to ammunition dealers, who would be required to run a real-time computerized check before finalizing the sale.
The workers conduct computerized checks of inventory, direct the 10-story cargo cranes that load and unload containers, and drive the gangly straddle carriers that glide around the yards, looking like legs without torsos.
Among the 31 companies that have most recently abandoned soft-money giving -- identified through a computerized check for The New York Times by the nonpartisan Campaign Study Group of Springfield, Va.
At a registration desk, parents were lining up at a computerized check-in system to get name tags for their kids before sending them in to the schoolrooms for children's church, which offers Bible lessons, worship, playtime, and snacks.
It is a redesign of the Hyatt West Hollywood (www.westhollywood.hyatt.com), which will include art installations throughout the hotel, a new lounge and a more relaxed, computerized check-in process.
Still, Mr. Farrer and Justin Buker, another former Sawyer school employee, said today that Mr. Williams and another Phoenix agent rushed out to the school in mid-September, after a computerized check of the school's database suggested that Mr. Hanjour might have been there during the summer.
Every credit application would be subject to computerized checks according to parameters set by the central bank.
In fact, he told The Huffington Post that the group remains opposed to any new background check legislation "until" the federal computerized check system is "fixed".
Professor Heather Menzies, an admirer of Franklin, describes for example, how nursing tasks are performed in keeping with preset, computerized check lists which leave little discretionary time for dealing with the unexpected or talking with patients who are lonely or distressed.
