Sentence examples for go to computerized from inspiring English sources

The small amount of genetic information was sufficient for his team to construct a map and to go to computerized data banks to compare the 1959 virus with others in the family tree.

"It is hard to explain how the scoring works," said Stephen T. Schreiber, vice president of the Law School Admission Council, "and that is one of the reasons why testing services have to be careful when they go to computerized testing".

Puzzled by the swiftness of the reaction, Representative Charles E. Schumer, a Brooklyn Democrat, looked into the matter and found that the telegrams had gone to a computerized list of people who had filled out a coupon several months ago to receive free samples of cigarettes.

If everything's just going to be computerized, it's going to be hard to get the acoustics.

Now the container terminal is computerized, and customers can go to the Internet to track a container from the time that stevedores hoist it off the ship until it clanks onto a flatbed and lurches onto the Trans-Siberian.

If computerized billboards start talking to computerized cars, the next religious campaign won't be a general plea to go to church, but a specific admonition tailored to each passer-by.

It is far less pleasant when it is relayed in a computerized feed of party pics of blurry Friday nights at the bar for the entertainment of strangers you used to go to school with.

Outside the Long Beach Courthouse is a bulletproof kiosk--a computerized facility operating 24 hours a day--that allows people to pay traffic tickets, schedule court appearances or go to traffic school in English and Spanish.

Disagreements between reviewers were resolved by discussion or by third author (G.D .. Two reviewers (C.S.C. and A.R). assessed whether the use of computerized guidelines was going to improve the process of care and evaluated the positive or negative impact of computerized guidelines on the process of care.

After Greek officials went to Barcelona and saw the city's computerized traffic control system -- cameras mounted on traffic lights and in tunnels -- they decided to experiment here and mounted 600 cameras around the city.

Out of curiosity, I once went to a plastic surgeon and had a computerized image done of what I'd look like with a smaller nose and stronger chin.