Sentence examples for computerized room from inspiring English sources

Suzanne O'Connell, a professor of earth and environmental sciences at Wesleyan, likes the fact that she can create a computerized room when she needs it.

Premoistened swabs were used to sample 5 cm of eight environmental surfaces: 1) inside the lateral part of the mattress; on highly-touched surfaces of 2) the ventilator; and 3) the monitor; 4) the underside of the overbed table; 5) on the room door handle; 6) around the sink; 7) on the keyboard for 13 computerized rooms – in storage box for other rooms; and 8) on the bedrails.

Militants in open speedboats charged the oil platform, which is about two miles long, and tried unsuccessfully to enter and blow up the rig's computerized control room, Mr. Gbomo said.

Computerized cutting room management systems eliminate all manual paperwork.

Outside the computerized control room, there is not a human in sight at Barilla's humming flagship factory.

Within months Siemens won the bidding for $200 million worth of equipment, including 14 six-car trains, electrical equipment and a computerized control room.

The data of the antenatal visits, deliveries and neonatal outcome of 307 pregnancies with ICP was collected from the hospital computerized delivery room log book.

From computerized control rooms, Genpact employees manage 350 private drivers, who travel roughly 60,000 miles every day transporting 10,000 employees.

The research center in this Washington suburb is open to tribal specialists and limited numbers of casual visitors, who will soon be able to use computerized research rooms.

Acquaintances from the clubby world of Chicago's financial markets, they started talking about going into business together in 1999 and set up Getco that year as part of a vanguard of floor traders migrating from the pits to "upstairs" computerized trading rooms.

Amenities included an in-room computerized safe (the door lock was also modern and computerized), and a small fitness room on the mezzanine with two treadmills, a step machine and stationery bike.