In my opinion, this is more a question of responsible uses of technology in elections than a black or white decision about using computerized voting systems or not.
Whether these analytic approaches are embedded into computerized DS systems or not, decision-makers can draw upon the benefits of both approaches by prioritizing strategies that are flexible, adaptive, and robust (i.e., flexible enough to accommodate changes of mission or objective, adaptive to circumstances, and robust to adverse shocks).
The environment includes carefully designed algebra learning materials with a functional approach, and provides students with unconstrained freedom to use (or not use) computerized tools during the learning process at all times.
The accuracy of patient-reported information would also greatly assist in decisions regarding treatment plans and clinical research [ 12, 13], particularly in developing countries where medical record information is often not computerized or shared among care providers.
Mr. Sharma said that he has won about 75 percent of the cases he's taken on, which was difficult to verify through Indian court records because they are not comprehensively computerized or searchable.
Systematic reviews are not "automated" or "computerized" or otherwise conducted without applying judgment (Guyatt et al. 2011).
The majority of the authors, and above all this holds true for the studies using the computerized design, does not specifically mention or is even not aware of the potential cognitive aspects of their interventions.
The majority of the authors, and above all this holds true for the studies using computerized interventions, does not specifically mention or is even not aware of the potential cognitive aspects of their interventions.
Cooper Square Realty, which manages Newswalk and 200 other apartment buildings in New York City, uses computerized calls not just for package notices but also to tell residents when there are condo board meetings, building repairs, service interruptions or emergencies.
Those feats became possible last week on Treasurydirect.gov, a Treasury Web site that has started selling bonds that exist only as entries in computerized accounts, not as certificates.
