New electronic and computerized tags have since been developed, which are now providing us with a plethora of information on marine animal movements.
Their innovation paved the way for high-tech gadgets such as full-color displays on cellular phones and plastic electronics for computerized merchandise tags.
Before electronic inventory tagging, computerized databases and surveillance cameras, she could simply pocket money from cash sales and discard the paper receipts without being detected.
Anyone with a new gene sequence could then pay to have Lexicon search through its computerized database of sequence tags--called OmniBank--to find any clones with an insert in that gene.
In many countries, existing tracking systems simply rely on the use of animal tags, tattoos, and computerized barcoded labels.
Registration is based on the mandatory identification by ear tags and a central computerized tracking system.
At a registration desk, parents were lining up at a computerized check-in system to get name tags for their kids before sending them in to the schoolrooms for children's church, which offers Bible lessons, worship, playtime, and snacks.
Dress-tag-and labelmaker RVL has computerized every aspect of its business.
They were not attaching the recommended tags with microchips that would allow the computerized recording of livestock movements from birth to the slaughterhouse.
The county faces a state order to replace the machinery with modern, computerized equipment for future elections, which has a price tag of more than $15 million.
