Sentence examples for though computerised from inspiring English sources
Slowly, though, computerised anti-fraud systems are being introduced to stop those with dubious certificates from landing government jobs.
The clincher, though, came when they created computerised models of pachycephalosaur skulls and mapped the damage from each of their pitted specimens on to these virtual skulls.
Now, it's all computerised.
Instead, the world needs to become computerised.
Much of our communication is now computerised.
It has become privatised and computerised.
Some voter lists have been computerised for the first time.
Computerised sales tracking (the Epos system) was installed.
It's a John Deere, all computerised: precision farming.
The House and Senate decisions may delay that for years more, though Mr Bush has vowed to fight them.The Teamsters claim that Mexican drivers have less training, their criminal and driving records are not computerised and available to American authorities, and they represent cheap labour that will steal American truckers' jobs.
