Sentence examples for several computer systems from inspiring English sources

Bank One, which is based in Chicago, is consolidating several computer systems that handle deposits, loans, wire transfers and customer service operations.

The White House counsel, Beth Nolan, revealed in a letter to Representative Dan Burton, Republican of Indiana, that some message traffic from several computer systems was not stored in electronic archives.

Until some years ago, the term "distributed system" was mainly used to describe a network of several computer systems with separated memory that are connected to each other by a dedicated network.

Beginning with the implementation of the Eighth revision of the ICD in 1968, the NCHS developed and employed several computer systems to automatically select the underlying cause for each death certificate and to produce multiple cause of death data [ 2].

Several computer navigation systems have been developed to improve prosthetic alignment.

A new computer system to track foster children, known as HomeSafenet, was to have been running four years ago, replacing the agency's antiquated method of keeping case files on paper or on several disconnected computer systems.

Studies based on heart beat analysis demonstrated the potential of using crayfish as a detector of pollutants consequently several computer-aided systems were developed to use this mechanism.

Several computer-assisted systems already exist for decision-making in trauma medicine.

The car was fitted with several computer based control systems, including an engine management unit (EMU) and traction control system that would provide a snapshot of the current input data (all four wheel speeds, engine revs, and traction control intervention) when prompted.

Recently, there are several computer controlled polishing systems being introduced to the industry for improving the polishing process such as magnetorhelogical finishing and precession polishing.

They used Lakeside's Teletype terminal to develop their programming skills on several time-sharing computer systems.