Sentence examples for computerized display from inspiring English sources
"We sell 'wow.' " Ken Good, 45, a lawyer in Tyler, Tex., switched from a static to a computerized display last year.
This paper presents a computerized display for a concept for how risk related information can be visualized in an operational context when establishing work orders.
12 01pm: Trebek says that Jeopardy has been one of the most forward-looking TV shows in history: it was the first game show with computerized display screens and it was the first game show to be shot in HD.
They fashioned a computerized display to give five subjects a stereoscopic image of two artificial "moons" that were shown either both close to the horizon or both high in the sky.
Historically, the computerized display of lab results has been among the first aspects to be automated [ 20].
There is much discussion, too, of the fact that attention-grabbing computerized displays — usually thought of as power-hogging — actually save energy.
Computerized displays enjoyed a huge increase in visibility last year, when an Ohio man's painstakingly choreographed light show became an Internet sensation, and was picked up for a Miller Lite commercial.
Mr. DeLauro, who decorates both his home and that of the Cianflones, his in-laws, next door, is one of a growing number of Christmas enthusiasts who are using computerized displays of synchronized lighting and sound to produce a kind of musical extravaganza, pushing the ever-mounting stakes in the competitive sport of decking the halls.
It had no corners or protrusions, to prevent the collection of bacteria; in the wall was a one-touch, computerized angiogram display.
Dan Baldwin, a software executive who started his career as a computer programmer and electrical engineer, saw opportunity in all the attention that his own computerized light display attracted.
(Mr. Smith, an electrical engineer from Franklin, Tenn., who calls himself a "super-nerd," claims to have created the first computerized Christmas display, in 1984).
