Sentence examples for computerized versions from inspiring English sources

The labels want to push the ring-tone market toward recorded music and away from synthesized ring tones, or computerized versions of songs.

One hurdle, she said, was technological: the state's testing systems are not designed to send computerized versions of results for easy comparison.

In the 1980s computerized versions of the hand-stenciled colour films of the silent era were developed to rejuvenate old black-and-white films for video.

Some N.C.I.S. officials are participating in a combined task force preparing detainee cases for eventual prosecution, and they had access to computerized versions of the interrogation logs at Guantánamo.

Music, Internet and cellular companies are betting on the profit potential of downloadable ring tones, which let mobile phone users replace their standard rings with computerized versions of their favorite movie themes or Top 40 singles.

A few professional tests, notably the Law School Admission Test and the Medical College Admission Test, are still administered on paper, but officials for the tests expect that computerized versions will replace them in the next decade.

So engineers have begun to imitate nature, by letting a computerized version of Darwinian natural selection guide their design processes.

The desire for vengeance had been even more virulent online, as people pursued the Drews in a computerized version of a tar-and-feather brigade.

As Albert Pujols came to bat, the scoreboard showed clips of a computerized version of Pujols to advertise a new video game.

To celebrate the 40th anniversary of the game, Mattel developed Uno Roboto, an interactive, computerized version that records the names of the players and their house rule.

What's more, the computerized version of this sound seemed to lack a focused core, so that when the orchestra was accompanying singers at a quiet volume, it was often completely covered by the brilliance of their live voices.