Sentence examples for computerized page from inspiring English sources

The latest onslaught of documents was particularly unwieldy — each computerized page was a separate file, making it cumbersome to search or read.

He stressed that a computerized link in the messages, which were sent by e-mail, leads the reader directly to another computerized page that allows the use of a credit-card to make a donation of up to $1,000.

If anything, The Post has come late to the nipping and tucking that has given almost every American daily a new face since the advent of offset printing in the 1970's and the development of computerized page composition and color.

Young Morgil didn't feel it would be right to send a blind message out of the blue, so he tacked a note to Wally's door the next morning — a color printout of the Caldwell home page, the computerized middle-aged face side by side with the yearbook photo from Illinois State ("Call me Mr. Wall").

Thirdly, this project also relies heavily on electronic supports ranging from telephone messages and educational web pages to computerized case management systems.

The survey company collected and tabulated the data for multiple cities, a cookie-cutter process utilizing a standard questionnaire and computerized tabulation, then dumped many pages of raw numbers and colored charts with no reasoned conclusions on the city, where they lie inert and unexplained on the city's website.

They were given a convertible laptop (which functions as both a laptop computer and tablet) and instructed to follow the directions on the computerized risk calculator until the completion page appeared.

Danbury now charges 10 cents for every page printed and uses a computerized system to collect the fees.

Mead Data sought to include the West page numbers in its Lexis computerized data base, making it possible for customers to cite the West volumes without having to buy them.

Photocomposition is perhaps the most important innovation in typesetting since the development of movable type; it and other forms of computerized typesetting eliminate metal casting and produce a page that is virtually indistinguishable from one produced by metal type.

Martin Wattenberg and Fernanda B. Viégas, two researchers at I.B.M. who have studied the site using computerized visual models called "history flows," found that the talk pages and "meta pages" — those dealing with coördination and administration — have experienced the greatest growth.