The computerized labor-monitor (CLM) was tested in the laboratory and was studied in over 95 women during labor.
Mr. Achatz, whose compelling personal story includes surviving cancer, deflected the suggestion that his food was really that amazing, saying he was more excited about the potential for variable pricing and the labor savings that computerized booking allowed.
During this period, we used a computerized medical record in the labor-and-delivery ward.
That's not an idle threat, especially for low-skilled labor; the number of tasks that computerized devices can perform at least as well as humans grows every year.
Therefore, the hospital is moving towards introducing the recording of labor and delivery data into a computerized database.
As computer power increased and image analysis software became more sophisticated, visually guided hand based cutting of structures, which is intrinsically very labor intensive, has been largely replaced by computerized image analysis with sophisticated algorithms based upon pixel intensity and rules of logic greatly facilitating automated analysis.
The company's labor costs are kept low because of its reliance on computerized cutting machines, including a new canary yellow robot from Japan, nicknamed Ziggy by the employees, which works 24 hours a day.
At a time when even high-end custom wallpaper makers are using computerized design and production, Amy Mills, a Brooklyn designer, is making wallpaper the labor intensive 18th-century way, with handcarved blocks that are handstamped on paper at her Clinton Hill studio, Paper Mills.
An ultrasound-based computerized system was developed for monitoring cervix dilatation and fetal head station during labor.
The Timken Company, for example, a manufacturer of roller bearings, based in Canton, Ohio, uses computerized machinery to grind the bearings with greater precision and speed, thus reducing wastage and labor cost.
It was Mr. Murdoch's decision in the 1980s to move his newspapers to computerized newsrooms and a digitalized printing plant in Wapping — precipitating one of the most violent labor disputes of the Thatcher era — that cemented his reputation for taking on tough battles, and winning them.
