Sentence examples for fully computerized system from inspiring English sources

The books are in alphabetical order, but they are a long way from being cataloged in a fully computerized system.

The Toronto Stock Exchange, which originally used the acronym TSE, was the first North American exchange to replace fractional pricing with decimal pricing (1996), and it was one of the first major exchanges to adopt electronic trading (1997), abandoning its trading floor for a fully computerized system.

Horizon's OneSource program manages what schoolchildren eat at lunch, with a fully computerized system that educators and lunch ladies alike can use to give kids healthy foods.

A fully computerized system for recording and reporting of medical students' patient contacts has been developed and successfully used in a high-volume outpatient practice.

Whether you're looking for an innovative home lighting or security solution, or trying to transform your house into a fully computerized system, here are some of the best smart home devices currently on the market, as recommended by seven members of Forbes Technology Council.

These include a sink with towels and washcloths, a complete lunch menu, and a fully computerized voting system.

We are a state of the art hospital with digital X-ray, complete in-house laboratory, pharmacy, electronic records and a fully computerized management system, housed in a newly renovated 7000 sq.

But the New York effort, however incomplete, shows how much it can take to make a difference -- a new agency reporting to the mayor, a half-billion dollar budget increase over six years, a fully computerized file system, drastically reduced caseloads.

The single breath diffusing capacity for carbon monoxide was determined using a fully computerized spirometric system (Comprehensive Pulmonary Laboratories Collins Medical Ferraris, USA-England) which was the same instrument employed for spirometry and lung volumes.

Children, adolescents and parents will be invited to fill out the questionnaires via an e-mail message that includes a link to a fully computerized ROM-system (NetQ-ROM).

All that power harnessed to the very best fully computerized velocity-control system -- one more breakthrough from Japan's legendary automotive engineers!