The Bureau of Customs and Border Protection has introduced earlier screening, better scanners and radiation detectors, and especially a computerized crunching of shipping information to identify suspicious containers.
So at least six people died when a $400 million cruise ship hit rocks because the ship's captain overrode the ship's computerized navigation program?
I pretended to hit a few buttons on the rocket ship's computerized control panel.
Some ships have installed computerized systems and recorders to track hazardous and chemical wastes and monitor smoke and water emissions.
In the giant Los Angeles-Long Beach port complex, by far the nation's largest port, burly longshoremen complain that the shipping companies want to install more computerized technology that they fear could throw hundreds of union members out of work -- and take away jobs for future dockworkers.
From the moody looking dystopian grimness of Blade Runner's mesmerizing future, to the vehicles of the computerized world of Tron and the marine transportation ship the U.S.S.
A computerized cutting machine creates the fabric pattern, and the pants are sewn and shipped to customers two to four weeks later, depending on the volume of orders.
In particular, commercial fisheries searching for fish with computerized fish-finders and airplanes and scooping up fish with several thousand-ton capacities with ships powered by several thousand horsepower engines are a case in point [1].
Infrastructure with the potential for computerized data management, secure freezer storage, at least intermittent internet transmission, and the ability to ship specimens and strains abroad had to be available, with capabilities to perform coprocultures, antigen-detection tests, and nucleic-acid based assays.
The Fitzgerald's long-ship design was developed without the benefit of research, development, test, and evaluation principles while computerized analytical technology was not available at the time she was built.
