Sentence examples for computerized library from inspiring English sources

Using a computerized library of the distinctive noises produced by a host of enemy engines, tank treads and the like, they recognize passers-by.

This chapter examines the development of computerized library systems.

The scenarios that comprise the policy manual form a computerized library that is indexed at two levels.

The Information Bank in Qom, a computerized reference library for religious queries, fielded about 50 telephone calls from parents last year asking about the Islamic view of dogs in the house.

A renowned scholar of medieval Latin texts, Father Boyle has computerized the library's card catalogue, rewired the main reading room for laptops, hired women for the first time, relaxed the dress code, and refurbished the cafe.

In 1947, telephone service was installed, computers came on board in 1985, and seven years later, the library installed a computerized catalog system -- a far cry from its original title listing on 3-by-5 cards.

We have computerized CPGs from the ANAES library.

A computerized search of databases (Cochrane Library, Medline, PsychINFO, and Scopus) through June 2011 was performed.

Many libraries now have computerized catalogs available on computer terminals throughout the building.

Meanwhile, electronic applications to bibliographic control in libraries and archives have led to the development of computerized catalogs and of union catalogs in library networks.

Ten years after the new library's completion, Larkin computerized records for the entire library stock, making it the first library in Europe to install a GEAC system, an automated online circulation system.