Sentence examples for computerized filing from inspiring English sources

A database is a computerized filing cabinet that electronically stores data that are defined and "filed" by users within the organization that maintains the database usually referred to as the "enterprise".

Easily accessible computerized files would make the job that much easier, the critics say.

The senior European counterterrorism official did say Mr. Khan's computerized files had helped the British authorities identify some of the suspects charged Tuesday.

The system, which has a $1 billion budget and more than 10,000 employees, has been relying on paper records kept in cardboard boxes instead of computerized files.

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.

The stories he has told of his past have changed over time, the new versions replacing old ones that endure only in yellowing newspaper clippings or the computerized files of the news organizations that have published them.

But Speaker Christine Quinn and Council Member Peter Vallone Jr., the committee's chairman, are focusing on the computerized files that the Police Department is keeping on people who are stopped but found to have done nothing at all wrong.

But the New York effort, however incomplete, shows how much it can take to make a difference -- a new agency reporting to the mayor, a half-billion dollar budget increase over six years, a fully computerized file system, drastically reduced caseloads.

The computerized files allowed engineers and mechanics to fool around with old designs, searching for weight and cost savings.

The data were then collected from the computerized files.

The radiographs were identified via our computerized files and checked by the authors.