Sentence examples for like the computerised from inspiring English sources

Her Brits performance was a curious piece of design – it looked like the computerised grid lighting would have been a headache live, and it wasn't much easier on TV.

The CBCL on the other hand gives a broad description of the child's behaviour and may not accurately measure sustained attention like the computerised tests.

However, he agreed with other reviewers on the comfort of the headset even when worn for long periods: After decades of incremental improvements to the way PC games and apps are displayed on monitors, the Rift feels like an entirely new way of thinking about how we look at the computerised world.

Dr Collins believes that the computerised judges are even better than human judges.

By the time she was asked to give a description of her attackers for the computerised sketch, "It was about two or three weeks afterwards," she said.

Patients were identified through the computerised pharmacy registration.

Evaluation of the computerised and the conventional assessment: The patients evaluated the computerised or the conventional paper assessment of the SIRO at least 1 week after their assessment.

The data of the computerised SIRO version were used for the development of the clinical cutoff.

Respectively, the technologies investigated are the machine vision system and the computerised radar tomography.

The Swedish Data Inspection Board approved the computerised registration.

In phase 1, 177 patients answered both a computerised and a paper version, and in phase 2, 273 patients filled out either the computerised or the paper assessment.