I started by hitting the information desk, where there are now computerized stations that have interactive menus with schedules, maps and the like.
A storm gathered later that afternoon, portentous clouds, and then, as a neighbor with a computerized weather station reported, there came nine-hundredths of an inch, just enough to leaven the upper layer of dust.
The scanned images were DICOM format 512 × 512 pixels) and were analyzed via computerized tomography work station.
Since the 1980's, surveyors have largely employed computerized instruments called total stations to measure distances.
It was the complexity of integrating various computerized systems in the stations, and the vexing nature of vertical transportation: that is, the elevators and escalators.
In comparison, the use of central station desktops for computerized provider order entry (CPOE) was found to be inefficient, increasing the work time from 98.1% to 328.6% of physician's time per working shift (weighted average of CPOE-oriented studies, 238.4%).
Ramesh Raskar of the mit Media Lab imagines a future camera system that captures all of the available optical information about a scene a room, say and then allows the "photographer" to render any view of the scene that's desired, in much the same way that an architect working at a computer-aided-design station can draw a computerized house from any perspective.
There is a baby-changing station; the card catalog has been computerized (over vehement objections from certain trustees); and members attend a dizzying array of book groups, lectures, writing clinics and similar events.
With the establishment of the computerized system, the PHN in each township/village health station is responsible for entering reports of suspected and confirmed TB cases (reported cases) into the National TB Register via the registration network.
And this month, "Apologize" broke the record for the most plays of a song on the nation's Top 40 stations in a single week since computerized tracking began in 1990.
The audit would address the opposition's remaining concerns, Mr. Carter said, by comparing the paper receipts, lists of voting records and tabulated results from a small sampling of voting stations with electronic results produced by computerized voting machines.
