Sentence examples for computerized communications from inspiring English sources
Over the years, Owen's parents had tried several computerized communications contraptions to give him an escape from his disability, but the iPad was the first that worked on the first try.
Indeed, an array of sophisticated spy planes and satellites, coupled with a computerized communications network, allowed the allies to see much more clearly than ever before what was happening on the battlefield.
"Almighty God, Lord of all life, we praise You for the advancements in computerized communications that we enjoy in our time," he intoned, before beseeching God to guide the Senate in regulating indecency out of the internet, or as he put it, "consider ways of controlling the pollution of computer communications".
Once the exchanges started to implement computerized communications, securities trading could be conducted much faster.
Primarily, the technological developments of the past 70 years in computerized communications, Internet connectedness, and transportation mobility have facilitated the transformation of interdependent global systems such as banking and air travel.
But there is also plenty of room to improve our coordination of care, our use of computerized records, communications between doctors and patients, and dozens of other factors that impair the quality of care.
They require digital networks for two-way communications, and computerized meters in homes.
There are four basic elements in a computerized traffic control system: computer(s), communications devices, traffic signals and associated equipment, and detectors for sensing vehicles.
"Dizzying," "hindrance" and "knobsense" are some of the kinder words that have been used to describe the often bewildering computerized interface that operates the navigation, communications and entertainment systems.
He's particularly skeptical of how well governments would adapt to this mega-Memex: "Putting broad-band communications, picture telephones, and instant computerized retrieval in the hands of such an organization is like feeding pastry to a fat man".
A cyberattack has the power to paralyze cellular communications; alter or erase information in computerized systems; prevent access to computer servers; and directly harm a country's economy and security by attacking its electricity networks or banking system.
