Sentence examples for computerized notification from inspiring English sources

Meeting a tight deadline set by the governor, the manager of the state's transmission grid said Friday it was rolling out a computerized notification system designed to warn the public about impending blackouts and to spark conservation.

Cases are reported through a computerized notification system network from each of 15 regional health districts in the country.

A national computerized notification system (SmiNet), containing notification data from 1997 onwards, is used for feeding the national surveillance database (EpiArk).

Finally, what is the purpose of installing an expensive computerized time notification system if it seldom works!?

We standardized processes and procedures in a computerized test result notification system and examined their effectiveness to reduce errors in communication of abnormal imaging results.

We obtained computerized data sets of notifications of BFV cases in the Gladstone region for the period 1 January 1992 through 31 December 2001 from the Queensland Department of Health.

Called the YCC (Your Concept Car), it featured auto-opening gull-wing doors, easy-clean paint, run-flat tires, an exterior washer-fluid filling point, computerized parking assistance, automatic diagnostics and notification of needed service, among other stereotype-based "female driver" amenities.

6– 8 In 2004, the DCR computerized and automated the registration of incident cancer cases, facilitating fast notifications from clinicians.

Other studies have found similar barriers to the use of computerized clinical reminders (such as for preventive health care), which resemble "non-interruptive" alert notifications in some respects.

But as I and the rest of our digitized, computerized society grew up, life got noisier, more stressful and full of screens and beeping, pinging and notifications.

Eventually a computerized clinical guideline is obtained which is deployed on the ICSP platform as a service and gives notifications to the medical staff about tasks that need to be performed or problems that are detected.