Sentence examples for in his computerized from inspiring English sources
"I wouldn't compare it to sex," he said in his computerized voice, "but it lasts longer".
Amenities included an in-room computerized safe (the door lock was also modern and computerized), and a small fitness room on the mezzanine with two treadmills, a step machine and stationery bike.
He was a Senior Information Officer in the Press and Publications Division for the Department of Public Information of the United Nations and was best known for his work in computerizing the Department of Public Information at the UN.
Responses from 222 participants in the Computerized Test of Primary Emotions Perception (PEP) were rated in distortion scores, which related to perceiving emotions that were not present.
Results for the test-day measurements at 7 dairy farms were obtained from the Israeli Dairy Herd Improvement Center and concomitant cow weights were registered in local computerized weighing systems.
Naive male and female mice were weighed, injected with IP saline and locomotor activity was monitored in a computerized OF apparatus for 15 min.
For several TMPPS, particularly those in the Computerized and/or Automated Technologies category, it is acknowledged that advances have been made over the past two decades; for example, up-to-date computerized milking systems may look different from those installed in 1993.
One possible way to increase compliance with guidelines could be to introduce guidelines in a Computerized Decision Support System (CDSS).
We will access the EMRs using Compensation and Pension Record Interchange (CAPRI), a VA application that provides access to the EMR found in the Computerized Patient Record System (CPRS) at any VA facility nationwide.
Case scenarios were extracted from real data of ED patient visits registered in QuadraMed's Computerized Patient Record (QCPR) in the preceding 3 months before the start of the study.
In Mulago, one of the largest hospitals in Africa, a computerized birth registration system was introduced.
