Sentence examples for computerized exhibits from inspiring English sources

Letters between soldiers and relatives, including some telegrams announcing the deaths of loved ones, are on display, as well as computerized exhibits and videotaped accounts of some veterans.

In the museum's 12 galleries, visitors can observe aquatic life in the harbor through two large windows; steer and launch boats through computerized exhibits; examine sailmakers' tools and traditional Cornish fishing equipment; and try their hands at sailing a radio-controlled 15-inch model boat.

They said the statue's main elevator was off-limits to visitors for the entire afternoon (first for repairs, then for crowd control, officials said), some of the computerized exhibits were not working and an islandwide search for ketchup left some condiment-lovers unfulfilled.

In the interim, the Exploratorium has been cautious in its reliance on computerized interactivity in its exhibits.

The importance of MI is even greater when test respondents are compared based on their responses to different items, such as the case in computerized adaptive testing (CAT), because the existence of items that exhibit differential item functioning (DIF) can produce bias within a group as well as between groups.

For example, future research can focus identifying which types of items are more likely to exhibit position effects in computer-based assessments and computerized adaptive tests.

One of the hands-on exhibits proving to be an early hit with children is the bank of computerized jet-flight simulators on the hangar deck.

"The Polar Express" and "SpongeBob SquarePants" are two of the larger-than-life animated exhibits, along with "The Present Explosion," which soars over the car roofs, a computerized series of winter wonderland archways, a gingerbread house scene, giant snow globes, and a holiday castle, are some of the 35 light scenes containing some 200 individual displays.

Several exhibits seem to break new ground in melding the museum's traditional hands-on philosophy with computerized scientific visualization techniques that make it possible to manipulate the vast data sets that are increasingly referred to as big data.

Through computerized analysis of his authentic works and the imitations, it is revealed that the curves in his authentic paintings exhibit his commanding painting skills.

See also computerized typesetting.