Sentence examples for computerized exchange from inspiring English sources

As the chairman, Frank G. Zarb, reminded his hosts at every opportunity, nearly as many shares in Israeli stocks are traded on his computerized exchange as on the Tel Aviv stock market itself.

Those include an electronic payment system for insurers, the computerized exchange of enrollment information with state Medicaid programs, and the ability to adjust people's coverage to accommodate new babies and other major changes in life circumstance.

In fact, more than 60 percent of trading in stocks listed on the New York Stock Exchange takes place on separate computerized exchanges.

The system lets RWE digitally monitor renewable power sources and package them into a large supply of electricity it can sell on computerized exchanges.

We may also see tighter regulation of the health insurers (no turning away people for pre-existing conditions) and creation of computerized "exchanges" where people and small employers can shop for affordable policies.

H. W. Johnson, M. G. Duncan, R. G. Sinks, J. D. Edwards, M. H. Graham, J. M. Kasson, and C. M. Corbalis, "Time division multiplexed computerized branch exchange," U.S. Patent 4,627,050.

Madoff saw opportunity in this rule in the mid-1970s theough the Cincinnati Stock Exchange a near-defunct attempt to create a fully electronic, computerized stock exchange.

Much cleaner, all computerized, central air-conditioning.

The Schriro report warns that computerized information exchanges between federal immigration authorities and local police, which are being expanded, are likely to swell the number of noncriminals transferred into immigration custody.

Health Informatics Concentration Clinicall decision support; computerized order entry and alerts; healthcare information exchange; population health; big data and learning healthcare systems.

When cellular telephone technology meets modem technology, even cars will be able to exchange computerized information.