It is a computerized information system that tracks more than 200 building activities and procedures.
(Note how easily forensic specialists retrieve computerized information that people thought they had deleted for eternity).
But she said that investigators were searching for computerized information that might provide evidence of a crime, and that the search possibly would continue Friday.
Analysts have suggested performance evaluations of doctors and institutions to goad them toward improvement, computerized information technology to help doctors comply with best-practice guidelines and financial incentives to encourage higher quality.
A United States military contractor has provided the government with computerized information on thousands of American bombing raids near the Vietnam border in the late 1960's and early 1970's.
At Georgetown University, Katherine S. Bellows, director of the office of international students and scholar services, said that when workers recently tried to print computerized information on exchange students, they came up with forms from the University of Delaware.
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.
While some of this business is ending, and the company says it is solving its computerized information system problems, Roberta Walter, an analyst at Merrill Lynch, said she expected "both issues to persist into 2003".
In the 1960's, he was a founder and chief executive of the Data Corporation, which originated the computerized information retrieval system that is known today as LexisNexis and used by thousands of businesses, law firms and federal agencies.
B.R.C. also sells computerized voter-registration systems; election supplies, including, this year, perhaps a hundred and sixty million punch-card ballots; election assistance and service; and other computerized information services for local governments.
For this reason, many library systems, particularly those that use computerized information retrieval techniques, combine controlled vocabulary such as subject headings with free vocabulary: descriptions of the topic of books or other materials using ordinary language.
