Sentence examples for highly computerised from inspiring English sources

Government and utility industry officials regularly monitor the nation's electrical grid because it is highly computerised and any disruptions can have disastrous implications for the functioning of medical and emergency services, the Post said.

A jobcentre employee has alleged that the UC claims process, which is meant to save the government hundreds of millions in staff costs by being highly computerised, is unable to handle complicated cases.

They are emphasising "asymmetrical" means designed to blunt America's technological superiority: hoping to deny America the use of the seas with long-range anti-ship missiles and submarines, paralyse its highly computerised forces through cyber-warfare and neutralise spy and communications satellites.

Neither ports nor firms are highly computerised.Other high-tech solutions are often proposed: satellite-tracking facilities for instance.

The Ludwigsburg Regional Savings bank has highly computerised, highly centralised back-office systems, shared with local savings banks across Germany.

To date, few hospitals in the UK have implemented a comprehensive IT system with the aim of reducing error and enhancing patient safety, and there is as yet little knowledge on the implications of such a highly computerised environment for working practices and care processes.

According to the authors, computerised reminders can be highly cost-effective.

Regional cerebral blood flow (rCBF) was measured with a highly sensitive, brain-dedicated, fast-rotating, single photon emission computerised tomograph (Tomomatic 232).

The patients' evaluations did not differ between the computerised and the conventional paper assessment, both were highly accepted.

Due out in late 2014, Volume is a highly stylised 'medieval-inspired cyberpunk' stealth game set in a minimalist computerised environment.

We computerised.