Sentence examples for computerized mail from inspiring English sources

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.

The agency would look at a variety of means now in use in some places, including computerized voting, mail ballots, voting over the Internet, clearer ballot design and expanding or changing the hours and places where voting takes place.

Viguerie, who founded Conservative Digest magazine in the 1970s, pioneered the use of computerized direct mail, helping raise billions for conservative organizations.

HAUPPAUGE: THE HUMAN TOUCH -- Suffolk County government agencies are rushing to comply with a county law enacted in March that requires them to give callers a choice of speaking to an operator instead of computerized voice-mail.

Using a computerized database and mailed questionnaires, 58 patients were followed up.

The cohort was surveyed three times by computerized telephone or mailed survey in 2000 2001, 2002 2003, and 2005 (Fig. 3).

"During overnight hours," he said by e-mail, "the computerized system updates the large volume of daily transactions and performs routine maintenance checks".

Mail processing is highly computerized, and bar codes show where letters were mailed.

Efforts to permit customers to pay bills online, send certified mail and offer computerized postage stamps have also suffered from disorganization and incomplete accounting, according to the G.A.O., a Congressional investigative agency.

After dialing an access number in the Chicago area -- you incur the cost of the call, but no other charges -- you listen to a computerized voice read your e-mail, then ask if you want to delete the message, forward it or respond.

Ms. Evans' most prized possession is her BlackBerry electronic organizer, which allows her to check her e-mail and to keep computerized versions of her schedule and address book.