Sentence examples for computerized matching from inspiring English sources

The cost of image storage and computerized matching equipment once limited database entries to fingertips.

But technological efficiencies, from electronic résumés and job listings to the computerized matching of jobs and skills, have also benefited personnel management.

Although Schools Chancellor Joel I. Klein has imposed a new computerized matching system intended to give students the best shot at the high school they most want, a hodgepodge of old geographic preferences and other admissions criteria remains in effect at schools citywide.

For instance, eSpeed, whose majority owner is Cantor Fitzgerald, sued and reached settlements with a number of large commodity exchanges a few years ago over a patent it acquired from a third party that covered computerized matching of bids and offers for securities.

The key to Forms 1099 is the IRS' computerized matching.

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.

Beginning next month, the department will be able to do computerized matches of the 100,000 palm prints it has already collected.

After eligibility is met, control patients will be selected to match the DAA-treated patients using a computerized optimal matching algorithm matching baseline demographic and disease characteristics that have been identified a priori as likely influencing the decision to give DAA or the probability of death.

A state project in 1970 used computerized data matching to help singles find soul mates, "for the good of the people's economy".

Called the SwingLab system, it is a combination of real-time video and computerized form matching.

But making sense out of these thousands of points of light is a mind-boggling problem that will probably require computerized pattern matching.