Sentence examples for computerized instructions from inspiring English sources

The other cameras, without human handlers, will tilt and zoom after receiving computerized instructions that track the movements of the technician's camera.

"Once you have a third party in there who has never seen the patient" and is working from computerized instructions, "there is the potential for cookie-cutter management that may not be of benefit to the patient," said Dr. William J. Hall, an internist in Rochester who is president of the American College of Physicians-American Society of InternAmerican College of Physicians-American

The PhenX Toolkit measures required time to format for computerized administration, including automated skip-logic (i.e., creating computerized instructions to ignore some questions if previous answers suggest they are irrelevant) and custom formatting of some items.

In 1985 he founded the Education Program for Gifted Youth, which relied on computerized instruction to reach high-IQ students in elementary through high school.

Swettenham [ 29] reported that computerized instruction programs are effective in enhancing cognitive functions.

As mentioned in the procedure, staff was informed verbally as well as in writing, a computerized instruction manual was available and much time and effort was spent on reminding.

The control groups received either passive music instruction, computerized reading and arithmetic instruction or no special instruction.

Jenni Levy Esq, who is currently the Lower School Principal in General Studies at one of the older, more established Jewish day schools in Bergen County (with a tuition well above $9,000 but still among the lowest priced of the high-tuition schools), is an advocate of integrating computerized, online instruction with classroom learning as an asset to the overall educational experience.

When a call, navigation instruction or computerized message is suppressed, the appropriate button lights up, and the driver can find out what has been missed by pressing it.

Jaguar's navigation system gives the driver oral instructions from a computerized voice.

From the virtual care and feeding of digital toys like the egg-shaped Tamagotchi to the computerized maps in cars that speak driving instructions and announce landmarks, few Japanese are ever completely alone.