He said most of the problems were due to troubles with the automated signal systems near the rails, the computerized operating systems on the trains or the interaction between the two.
The experts said they could capture real-time train locations from the L line's computerized operating system — the most technologically advanced in the subway system — and display them on video terminals for riders.
What's apparent is that not only has Samantha evolved from the programmed rote learning typical of computerized operating systems to the kind of self-reflexive intelligence we associate with the human brain, she has gone beyond that.
With the development of information technology, computerized emergency operating procedures (EOPs) are taking the place of paper-based ones.
Delays have been frequent on the relatively short line because of glitches with the computerized signaling and operating system -- which will not let engineers move their two-car trains when a signal is red.
Manufacturers in particular complain that few applicants can operate computerized equipment, read blueprints and solve production problems.
"Dizzying," "hindrance" and "knobsense" are some of the kinder words that have been used to describe the often bewildering computerized interface that operates the navigation, communications and entertainment systems.
The computerized system, which operated in real time, pulled together American and NATO intelligence officers, the force commanders in Italy, Macedonia, and Albania, and Clark's battle planners and targeters at SHAPE..
The computerized system, which operated in real time, pulled together American and NATO intelligence officers, the force commanders in Italy, Macedonia, and Albania, and Clark's battle planners and targeters at SHAPE.
Although parimutuel wagering is a smaller part of its business, Scientific Games claims a 65percentt share of that market, which entails operating the computerized systems at thoroughbred racetracks and off-site wagering locations.
In the early 1970's in San Francisco, for example, just after the system began operating, a computerized train derailed when its brakes failed, eroding ridership and confidence in the wonders of transit automation for years.
