Sentence examples for computerized text from inspiring English sources
Mr. Schlafly, who with two colleagues invented the first teleprompter in the late 1940s — a rudimentary device that has since evolved into computerized text scrolling across screens to the tempo of the speaker — died on April 20 at a hospital near his home in Stamford, Conn., his friend Thomas Gallagher said.
The meaning extraction method (MEM), an advanced computerized text analysis technique, was used to analyze women's sexual self-schemas.
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PF and MD performed the Latent Semantic Analysis and computerized text processing.
Computerized text analysis programs were used to ensure internal consistency of the linguistic analysis.
The design principles that favoured the creation of this corpus are representativeness (size, topic, sources, level of technicality), contemporariness (current, authentic, up-to-date publications) and accessibility (online, free-accessed, computerized texts).
Beginning with the 1999 surveillance year, the CJD death dataset includes the review of information from computerized literal text cause-of-death data, the first national application of such data.
Computerized text-parsing tools such as LSA allow an objective review of text responses that would be otherwise impossible to standardize.
We also developed a computerized free-text search to identify clinical notes documenting at least two non-negated ARI symptoms.
Over the next 1.5 hr, participants took the computerized test of decision-making performance, which involved reading text displayed on a laptop computer and selecting among possible responses to indicate their decisions.
In order to determine if the positive CD serology could be due to other concomitant gastrointestinal disorder (other than pre-stage CD) or systemic disorders with gastrointestinal involvement, we performed a computerized search of the text of the 3,736 biopsy reports with normal mucosa but positive CD serology (see also our earlier paper on VA and inflammation [ 11]).
