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Leibovitz made the transition to computerized imagery with some reluctance: digital photography seemed at first to require too many people and too much equipment on the set.

In these situations, the transition to computerized adaptive testing requires establishing the equivalence between CAT-administered measures and their original paper-and-pencil version [ 3, 4].

But much of the problem flows from the fact that the F.B.I. is still in the midst of a long transition from paper records to thoroughly computerized networks, said former law enforcement officials who are familiar with the system.

As a result, the roll-out process took a much shorter period (i.e. six months) than the anticipated 12 months' period, and this affected users who were computer illiterate and needed enough time to transition from the paper format to a computerized system.

A years-long computerized revamping of the L train's signal system a digital transition that is still not finished systemwide was completed in 2012, and led to the line's countdown clocks, which were some of the first seen in New York City's underground.

The Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) is a leader in the transition to electronic patient records and clinical decision support, including the design and implementation of computerized clinical reminders.

For sighted people, the transition from print to digital text has been relatively subtle, but for many blind people the shift to computerized speech is an unwelcome and uncharted experiment.

BitSource Kentucky retrains out-of-work coal miners for tech jobs by teaching them to code, a transition that makes a lot more sense than you might think as contemporary coal mining had already become so computerized.

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See also computerized typesetting.