These are unhappy developments for a city that has symbolic cultural power and serves as a congested hub point of computerized market, media, and banking integration.
The head of the Microsoft service, in response to the latest allegations, denied that his company refused to work with Tribune Co.'s new media division, which created computerized versions of Compton's Encyclopedia.
During the previsit computer session, patients were randomized to an intervention after answering questions about their gender and race/ethnicity, via a computerized randomization algorithm incorporated into the multi-media computer interface.
Nothing said about how she strung gallery rope and worked the telephones in the news media center long before the days of computerized scoring.
The cross-sectional areas of media and neointima were determined by a computerized analysis system (LAS, Leica).
A review from 2003 graded interventions; it found that mass media campaigns, small group interactive meetings, reminders, computerized decision support, and introduction of computers to aid in practice were the most effective methods [ 25].
Additionally, computerized tomography with intravenous administration of iodinated radiographic contrast media is a frequent and necessary procedure for the management of critically ill patients in a variety of situations.
As the first day of January 2000 dawned and it became apparent that computerized systems were intact, reports of relief filled the news media.
But if the Kindle, which not only displays the news but also speaks it with a computerized voice, is ever to be the savior of print media, it needs to bone up on its pronunciation.
The American Standard Ambiance 2500, a remote-controlled computerized electronic system that oversees flow, temperature, the whirlpool, security and media equipment, has been handsomely combined with smooth and sculptural fixtures by Warren Platner, halogen lighting, antique accessories and faux finish walls.
Occupation officials in the Arabic Media and Programs Unit are maintaining a "truth matrix," a computerized list of supposedly false or unfair broadcasts.
