Sentence examples for computerized transmission from inspiring English sources

The protesters are being inspired by the Movement for Islamic Reform in Arabia, a group of London-based Saudis who have transformed a back room in the suburban house into a broadcasting studio with a jumble of computerized transmission equipment, faxes, mixers, mobile phone hook-ups and video screens.

Such surveillance is possible if medical records are computerized and permit regular computerized transmission of necessary data to epidemiological services in charge of this surveillance [ 4- 7, 14].

In 1968 the National Severe Storms Forecast Center began issuing status reports on watches, and in 1971 the agency made their first computerized data transmission.

For ease of use, the 10-speed transmission has computerized shifting, and the 3-axle 10-wheelers are "not hard to maneuver," he said.

The instrument will perform basic tasks such as transmission imaging and computerized tomography.

Contemporary ECG systems allow for computerized interpretation, electronic storage and transmission, and a searchable database categorized by diagnosis.

On the basis that a gas/liquid two-phase flow was considered as a strongly inhomogeneous medium due to the high contrast in acoustic impedance distribution, the authors analysed the inherent dependency of the incomplete tomographic projections on the distribution of bubbles in liquid when using transmission-mode (TM) ultrasound computerized tomography (UCT).

FirstEnergy released a statement last night saying that "its computerized system for monitoring and controlling its transmission and generation system was operating, but the alarm screen function was not".

From the major agencies, teletypesetter service, pioneered by the Associated Press in 1951, was available to newspapers wishing to have computerized typesetting done directly from news-service transmissions.

Information on behavioral risk factors for the transmission of HIV-1 was taken from the clinic's computerized database.

Platelet aggregation was detected by recording changes in light transmission at 540 nm of cell suspensions at 37°C on a computerized aggregometer AP 2110 from SOLAR (Minsk, Belarus).