The job title was left over from the days of typewriters, when stories were filed on sheaves of carbon paper known as ten-part books, but by the time I got to the newsroom, in the mid-nineteen-eighties, the process had been computerized, and copy persons mostly just answered the phones and sorted the mail.
In representing Global Crossing, Debevoise reached an agreement on Friday with lawyers for the Ohio public pension system, in which it agreed to hand over a list of employees whose computerized records were copied as part of the document preservation process.
Robinson and his colleagues had already used evolutionary biology techniques to analyze their computerized database of 58 copies of "The Wife of Bath's Prologue," from The Canterbury Tales, all transcribed before 1500.
Mr. Fatoullah had Internet access to his computerized files, in which a copy of the trust -- like almost all of his work documents -- had been stored in his nearly paper-free office.
Rather than simply sending his memo up the F.B.I.'s slow and cumbersome chain of command, the agent in Phoenix might have simultaneously entered a copy into a computerized database shared by other agents, who then might have made a connection by simply entering a few key words, like "Al Qaeda" and "flight school".
It is our unit's practice to send a copy of a patient's computerized ICU discharge summary to both the hospital team with ongoing responsibility and to their general practitioner (GP).
Conventional and computerized tests in the memory domain and Figure copy task show relatively low correlation.
As more imaging modalities within dental radiology become increasingly computerized along with a resulting increase in soft-copy display, there will be a requirement for standardized display devices.
While computerized records speed up the process of obtaining a copy of the recorded documents related to the title history of the property, it does nothing to speed up the examination of the retrieved documents to determine how each one affects the title to the property.
When asked about one of the claims made by TCW, that computerized systems used at DoubleLine to analyze mortgage-backed securities were copied from similar systems at TCW, Mr. Gundlach said the software was like Ernest Hemingway's novel "The Sun Also Rises" in that once it was written, it would be easily recreated by the author.
