Sentence examples for from a computerised from inspiring English sources
All committals were identified by LQ and prison staff from a computerised list in order of time of reception at the prison and every third committal was identified.
Reaction time and decision making abilities (i.e. speed of processing) will be assessed using the Detection and Identification tasks from a computerised cognitive test battery (CogState Ltd ,Melbourne, Australia).
The authors present, validate and implement into a knowledge feature a methodology that generates an anatomically personalised trachea stent based a point cloud data extracted from a Computerised Axial Tomography with an open-source medical data visualisation application.
And surely "I was like", which for many English-speakers under 40 has virtually replaced "I said" or "I felt", deserved inclusion.The fifth Shorter Oxford was the first edition compiled entirely from a computerised corpus of English citations, a rapidly growing monster with 100m entries (including 300, mainly economic, from this newspaper).
And 3D printers have long promised a world where you can make anything, anywhere, from a computerised design.
It aims to make it possible to produce any metal part in hours from a computerised design.
For all individuals in the study population, we also obtained information on diagnoses of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) from the County Hospital Discharge Registry, a computerised database containing information on all non-psychiatric hospital admissions (since 1977) and outpatient visits (since 1995) in the county (Skriver et al, 2005).
Even in its manufacturing heartland, barely one in seven American workers belong to a union.A question of powerFor the ILWU, the movement of jobs away from the waterfront and into a computerised back office, perhaps in another state, strikes at the heart of its culture.
A computerised ACA questionnaire was designed, using attributes and levels defined from the previous surveys.
Buchanan, A, Computerised care plans in Tayside., Nursing Standard, vol. 7 no.
(A) computerised message is (the) best way.
