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But when the National Electoral Council, dominated by inexperienced Chavez supporters, proved unable to provide the ballot information needed for new computerized voting machines, Mr. Chavez reluctantly urged a postponement rather than running the risk of seeing the legitimacy of his expected landslide victory tarnished.
A new computerized switching system was planned for Jamaica well before the fire; a rail hub is being built in lower Manhattan; we may even see a Second Avenue subway, an L.I.R.R. stop on the East Side, and a new Pennsylvania Station.
In addition, the trend toward outpatient care and the push to computerize patient records is creating a demand for new jobs with new skills.
Nonetheless, as experimental psychologists and educational designers for mediated (computerized) content, we need to keep researching and striving to understand the optimal pedagogies for new media.
Managers who were looking for new products had taken over Varni's unit at I.B.M., and in 1965 — Varni having disclosed his investment — I.B.M. bought the assets and patents of the Harris Votomatic and became for four years the nation's principal computerized-election-equipment company.
We hypothesized that the implementation of a new Pharmacy Computerized Inventory Program (PCIP) would optimize medication availability and decrease medication shortages.
In this paper, a new linearized state-space model for a Computerized Numerical Control (CNC) turning machine is synthesized.
In this paper, a linearized state-space model for a Computerized Numerical Control (CNC) turning machine is synthesized.
6. See the draft guidance for industry Computerized Systems Used in Clinical Trials.
The agency responsible for the new system, the Transportation Security Adminstration, wants to test the system, the Computerized Assisted Passenger PreScreening System, which would evaluate information on everyone seeking to board a domestic flight.
One month later, a new total body computerized tomography describes a dense tissue (diameter of 3 cm) with irregular margins infiltrating the upper lobe of the left lung, associated with ipsilateral hilar-mediastinal lymphadenopathy (c).
