Sentence examples for computerized communication from inspiring English sources

Since about the mid-1970s the leading Canadian exports have been automobiles (which account for about one-fourth of the total value of exports), automobile parts, and other types of machinery and equipment, particularly such high-technology products as computerized communication systems.

According to local reports, officials are considering whether to charge Buss with disorderly conduct and unlawful use of computerized communication systems.

Speech has also been delayed and further hampered by a severe dysarthria secondary to dystonia of her face and neck muscles, but communication is facilitated by the use of a computerized communication device.

The planned changes in the projects include the development of patient portals to assist patients in self-management, patient health records, computerized communication systems to connect general practitioners and other health care professionals, and websites for patients/clients to connect with clinicians and others.

During each trial of the computerized referential communication task, a photograph was shown.

Nonetheless, few of our participants were willing to try the computerized asynchronous communication methods we asked about: an automated telephone call, e-mail, or web-based system.

Several scientists who are close to the agency said he had returned to government service because he had a passionate concern about assuring that the nation's crisis managers had better computerized systems for communication and data analysis.

The panel studied more than a dozen issues, including statewide cooperation among hospital and health care provideers; chains of command; communication; computerized reporting on disease and infection; laboratory capability; bed capacity and the ability to handle surges of patients; quarantine; decontamination; and equipment interconnectivity.

They had experience of e-health systems across 4 domains of e-health: management, communication, computerized decision support, and information systems [ 20] but in this preliminary study we did not analyse the replies against these categories.

Thus effective action requires almost instantaneous communication and computerized decision making.

Should be simple in the age of computerized voting and instant communication, no?