Sentence examples for computerized war from inspiring English sources

In fact, computerized war games like the recent invasion simulation at Mount Fuji are as close as postwar Japanese troops have ever come to actual conflict.

The center had arranged, in the meantime, to feature Kriegspiel (German for "war game"), a computerized version of the old Debord invention, which was created by a local programming collective called the Radical Software Group.

CONCEIVED in the aftermath of the Persian Gulf war in 1991, the computerized Crusader, with its 155-millimeter cannon, is intended to fire shells farther, faster and more accurately than any artillery gun in existence.

Looked at today, the last part of Star Wars concentrates on a problem that might have been invented after, not 14 years before, the 1991 Persian Gulf War: how to fly a computerized, one-man jet fighter down a narrow corridor under heavy antiaircraft fire and drop a missile into an impossibly small air shaft, the sole vulnerable spot in the Emperor's Death Star.

The lawsuit, filed in late July in US District Court in Central California, marks the beginning of what could be a drawn-out legal war that could shape the direction of the computerized sex toy market.

The Navy, in conjunction with the National Park Service, has recently overseen a comprehensive computerized mapping of the hull, being careful to honor its role as a war grave.

The world's biggest diamond traders said today that they expect to set up a computerized global registry before the Christmas shopping season that will help curb the sale of gems used to finance wars in Africa.

See also computerized typesetting.

They weren't computerized".

Computerized checkout systems crashed.

But nothing is computerized.