There was no DNA analysis or computerized ballistic fingerprinting.
The N.F.L. now uses simple written or computerized cognitive tests to assess concussions.
In 1974, despite objections from the printers' union, he helped write a landmark contract that enabled the city's newspaper publishers to introduce "cold type," or computerized typesetting.
"In the analysis of intelligence data," an unrevealable source tells me, "bits of disparate information are assembled in files, or computerized, or just laid out on a table.
The labels want to push the ring-tone market toward recorded music and away from synthesized ring tones, or computerized versions of songs.
When a call, navigation instruction or computerized message is suppressed, the appropriate button lights up, and the driver can find out what has been missed by pressing it.
Technology- Compare a traditional instrument to a computerized or digital version, such as a piano to a synthesizer or computerized piano-playing program.
Most of the rest use newer forms of voting, either ballots that are marked, then optically scanned, or computerized, touch-screen-type systems.
The drastic transformation is said to be already under way, thanks largely to production increases effected by "C.N.C., " or computerized numerical control.
One way to reduce the recognition lag is to improve the forecasting techniques, for example, by using sophisticated questionnaires or computerized econometric models.
To precisely place the electrode in the brain, surgeons rely on three-dimensional target coordinates obtained using techniques such as magnetic resonance imaging or computerized axial tomography.
