In an ENT emergency department, Wasson et al. [ 10] showed that the use of a computerized clinic letter template improves communication with ENT emergency clinic patients' general practitioners.
The auditory n-back task was based on the same underlying principle as the visuospatial training task, but with computerized spoken letters (C, I, K, Q, W, etc).
Kenneth Prewitt, the director of the Census Bureau, called the mistake unfortunate but added that the United States Postal Service had assured the bureau that it would still be able to deliver the letters because computerized mail sorters rely on bar codes, not on written addresses.
You have to spend hours a day learning words like "khat," doing computerized drills and memorizing long lists of letter combinations, called alphagrams, that can form high-scoring seven-letter words.
Mail processing is highly computerized, and bar codes show where letters were mailed.
The facility is highly computerized and processes approximately 3 million letters, flats, and parcels daily.
She sent Marnie and Dakotah a letter describing Private Hunk, a computerized patient-simulation mannequin who could bleed, breathe, and even talk a little.
Ms. Manning, who communicates by slowly punching letters and symbols on a computerized picture board mounted on her wheelchair, choreographed a ballet to Madonna's "Crossing".
If you forgot $100 of interest, wait to see if the IRS picks it up through computerized matching of 1099s and sends you a letter.
The letter memory test (LMT) is a computerized forced-choice test of malingering detection including two face valid difficulty manipulations: increase in target stimulus length and increase of response foils.
