Sentence examples for computerized tools from inspiring English sources
So the institute uses a battery of tests over two or three days, including some that involve computerized tools.
Today, more and more pop is created not by conventional musicianship but by using samplers, digital editing software and other computerized tools to stitch together prerecorded sounds.
It's part of his new effort to track these problems with the same computerized tools used to track more serious crime in the department's vaunted Compstat program.
The field has grown in part because of the availability of computerized tools that make research a less tedious task than tracking down crumbling documents, often in foreign languages.
Clients can be dazzled by the speed and sophistication of the computerized tools these sites offer and begin to question why their planners charge so much more and do not offer them the tools as well.
She is comparing the intensely personal interaction between traders of 30-year Treasury bond futures at the Chicago Board of Trade, the world's leading futures exchange, to the thoroughly computerized tools used in a securities trading room at a private investment bank in London.
"The smart meter itself is just a relatively simple, computerized tool that, in the end, will work just fine," said Richard W. Caperton, a policy analyst and energy and climate expert with the Center for American Progress, a liberal policy group in Washington.
Last week, thanks in part to documents that I and the Electronic Privacy Information Center obtained under the Freedom of Information Act, the American public learned that the Department of Homeland Security is making considerable progress on a computerized tool called the Biometric Optical Surveillance System.
Before developing such a computerized tool, we examined clinicians' practice and future needs.
Free-hand 2D sketch systems are regarded as a computerized tool for making thumbnail sketches.
Assessing periodontal disease risk: a comparison of clinicians' assessment versus a computerized tool.
