Miners and oil drillers have used computerized technology to extract small concentrations of materials that would once have been unprofitable.
However, the youth today are familiar with and perhaps more comfortable using computerized technology to learn new things and to track behaviors.
Groups at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Centre [ 20], Leeds (UK) [ 21], Australia [ 22, 22], and Canada [ 23] have also undertaken similar distress screening programs, often using computerized technology.
Soon after, Fox deployed its FoxTrax technology at Nascar broadcasts: a system from SportVision that uses computerized cameras, antennas, in-car sensors and satellites to track the precise location and movement of every car as it races from green flag to checkered flag.
Using computerized biometric technology, they ran a mug shot from the Web site of "America's Most Wanted," the Fox Network television show, against the state's database of nine million digital driver's license photographs.
Another innovative but limited use of digital technologies involves searching Internet biology forums for comprehensible examples of scientific writing and then using computerized retention strategies to produce "digital learning logs" to track common errors [ 57].
Such filters use computerized statistical techniques to guess which emails are spam.
The Alcotest is a computerized device that uses infrared technology to determine blood-alcohol levels.
Promus "uses information technology to track.
"Beyond the application in the recruitment space, we're hoping to work with research teams across the US to eventually use the technology to create computerized voices which generate an emotional connection with listeners," he says.
