What's more, many of the computerized tests provide scores immediately after the last item is answered, which the students like.
The two sides even resolved their dispute over use of the computerized QuesTec system in grading umpires.
The book was the predecessor of the computerized databases that now provide up-to-date information for landlords, tenants, brokers and investors.
New machines can already print a total of all votes cast, but that is simply a reflection of the computerized tally.
Emily Buenting, a recent graduate of Simmons College's business school, said she liked that aspect of the computerized G.M.A.T. when she took it in 1998.
That raises question of the human design and control of the computerized helpers in policy-making, as in other realms of decision-making.
The event was the latest to draw attention to the potentially destabilizing effect of the computerized trading that has increasingly dominated the nation's stock markets.
The dispute between the umpires and the baseball commissioner's office took a new turn yesterday over what the umpires themselves decided about the use of the computerized system that tracks balls and strikes at some parks.
Perhaps to reassure airlines, Airbus said the data did not suggest a loss of the computerized instrument display, or the Air Data Inertial Reference Unit, which helps planes locate their positions and which has had problems on other A330s.
Some numerical examples illustrate the effectiveness of the computerized design process.
Three elements, Decision, Action and Context, are the three indispensable parts of the computerized clinical guideline representation module.
