Sentence examples for in terms of computerised from inspiring English sources

One, obviously, will be the embrace of new technology, not just in terms of computerised scenery but in the incorporation of hi-tech communication into the dramatic action.

To implement distress screening in routine radiotherapy practice and to compare computerised and paper-and-pencil screening in terms of acceptability and utility.

As in our previous study (B. D. Dunn et al., 2007), self-judgment was indexed in terms of participants' accuracy in evaluating their own performance on a computerised spatial working memory task.

The aim of this work was to implement a computerised distress screening procedure in routine radiotherapy practice and to compare computerised and conventional paper-and-pencil assessment in terms of acceptability and utility.

Our society is connected and computerised like never before and this has brought us big benefits in terms of trade, access to knowledge and education and better communications.

In terms of.

In terms of racial desegregation?

In terms of cash, certainly.

In terms of celebrating?  A.

But in terms of feelings?

Think of it in terms of time.