Sentence examples for first computerised from inspiring English sources
First, computerised tomography scans of Beyene's windpipe were sent to researchers at UCL.
Back then the Better Alternative Trading System BATSS) exchange was just a set of computer algorithms in the head of a man named Dave Cummings, who first computerised his own wheat-trading business and then expanded to accommodate equities.Now BATS is a big provider of market liquidity.
First, computerised databases of Medline (1989 2002), PsycInfo (1988 2002) and Cinahl (1982 2002) were searched using the following procedure.
Rewind 30 years and BBC Breakfast was the first computerised newsroom in the BBC, Stanbridge recalled.
Lloyds introduced the world's first computerised cash machine in Brentwood, Essex.
Using the Casio MT40 Keyboard, the first computerised dancehall riddim went on to transform the genre, triggering the evolution of dancehall's digital sound.
The firms that design, own and sell fonts have lived through successive waves of technological change, first as computerised printing replaced metal type and then when much reading moved to screens.
They were first given computerised instructions for the matchstick task and a practice task of 3 Type 1 Problems (e.g. see figure 1) composed of actual matchsticks on the table in front of them.
The Iowa Healthy and Active Minds Study is the first randomised controlled trial to evaluate the efficacy and effectiveness of Road Tour, a second-generation computerised visual speed of processing intervention.
The resulting second-generation computerised speed of processing training programme is known as Road Tour and is commercially available (http://www.positscience.com/our-products).
This RCT evaluates the efficacy and effectiveness of a second-generation computerised visual speed-of-processing intervention using three modes of delivery (on-site without booster training, on-site with booster training and at-home use) versus an attention control (on-site computerised crossword puzzles without booster training) in improving cognitive processing speed and health outcomes.
