A decade ago Disney's animation studio was struggling mightily in the computerized shadow of Pixar and DreamWorks Animation.
While still rooted in the computerized pulse of techno, it moves through passages of surly rock, twangy Western soundtracks, and gentle, watery electronic lullabies.
Election officials in several states said a manual recount was a simple and reliable way to correct mistakes in the computerized counts.
Yokohama, Japan's second largest city, made the national government's registry voluntary, and half a dozen other cities refused to be included in the computerized system connecting local registries, effectively leaving four million people out of the system.
She says that embedded in the computerized, predictive tools these financial institutions use "is a model of human behavior that assumes the market will act in a certain way; it will produce an outcome that will happen again and again".
On a tour of such bases, Mr. McHugh's group encountered reservists who had not been paid for as long as six months because of defects in the computerized payroll system.
Just days before the opening ceremony, the organizers were still planting trees, installing seats in stadiums, paving the marathon road and working out the bugs in the computerized security system.
Devising the early programs for what became the C.E.S. systems, Hazlett gave next to no attention to security against the kinds of fraud that could be concealed in the computerized system itself.
High-speed trading firms have thrived in the computerized markets and now account for more than half of all stock trading, up from 26 percent in 2006, according to the Tabb Group, a financial markets research firm.
Exactly 0.1 mile later, I took the first right and after another 0.3 mile, another right and then, 0.7 mile later, I merged onto the highway "via a ramp," as they say in the computerized navigation business.
However, they also tended to report slightly more emergency room visits than were reported in the computerized utilization records.
