1. Some people are very mistrustful of computerised banking.

2. The whole shooting match is being computerised, which should significantly reduce delays.

3. Increasingly, literary texts are becoming available in computerised form.

4. Many will already have computerised payroll systems.

5. AR-WACC has decided to establish a computerised communication data bank for the Region.

6. Computerised equipment can trace registered owners and send out hundreds of summonses each day.

7. Computerised records ensure that colours are perfectly matched on return visits.

8. We're told we need computerised engine-management systems so motors run at optimum performance.

9. This computerised index replaced a card index system that used to have to be updated by hand by bureaux staff.

10. But computerised turnstile operations have made it almost impossible to fiddle the attendance figures in modern times.

11. And although the Act is all about computerised data banks, the word computer is not mentioned in the principles.

11. try its best to collect and make good sentences.

12. If you have a computerised database or computerised accounting, search against the name of any potential defendant.

13. We maintain a computerised database of potential acquirers against which we screen all opportunities that come to our attention.

14. Computerised library courses certainly teach the student how to interact with the terminal and use computer dialogue.

15. Pupils look at modern computerised methods of printing and prepare their own news-sheet on computer using a simple newspaper software package.

16. The computerised registration systems being introduced into some schools will allow sophisticated analyses of attendance patterns to be made much more quickly.

17. The machine is fitted with a computerised management system to control stock flow.

18. We found 10 trials by a manual and computerised search of medical journals.

19. Issues Very few of you will be starting from scratch to implement your computerised personnel information system.

20. His own diagnostic machine called the Dielectric Diagnostic Analyser, employs computerised biofeedback techniques to determine energy disturbances at cellular level.

21. At least this revolution was genuine because the comparatively cheap micro-chip computers made possible and affordable a computerised society.

22. The presentation was an excellent example of design expertise using the C.A.D. and the latest computerised sample machine.

23. Such recordings would enable them to monitor the effectiveness of certain maintenance and operational procedures by means of automatic read-out and computerised analysis.

24. The C5's other selling point is its Hydractive 3 computerised suspension system.

25. Computerisation By the time this note appears, the changeover from manual to computerised records and supporting data should have been completed.

26. The basis of the analysis is the customer's postcode, which may be held on existing computerised customer records.

27. NatWest believe it is the first bank in the world to offer this kind of computerised advisory service to business customers.

28. Also promising are electronic versions of the Yellow Pages and other directories, complete with thousands of computerised maps.

29. You are unlikely to find a word processor on your desk or fully computerised accounts, research and marketing departments.

30. The three will cover technical support, research and development; computerised information technology services; and rail advocacy.

1. The whole shooting match is being computerised, which should significantly reduce delays.

31. This year the Railway has introduced a fully computerised reservation system to handle bookings for the 11,000 seats that are available.

32. Where files are computerised a corresponding right of access exists under the Data Protection Act 1984.

33. Is it feasible to imagine using personal computing for all aspects of a computerised personnel information system?

34. The real power of computerised data lies in a deeper, more sophisticated analysis of the information which already exists.

35. Analogously, computerised text recognition needs to use higher level knowledge to achieve comparable levels of performance.

36. The benefits of a successful computerised personnel information system are potentially very great.

37. There is no need to be put off by the name, for in fact database systems are simply computerised filing cabinets.

38. What is clear is that the most successful computerised personnel systems link payroll and personnel together.

39. Another way to reduce the consumption of strategic metals is to design components to better tolerances, perhaps with computerised techniques.

40. Published literature on the role of semantic processing within computerised text recognition is sparse.

41. To combat this new breed of criminal, all computerised data on individuals should be transmitted in code, says the commission.

42. Andrew Walsh's designs skilfully use video games and shape-shifting computerised images to question Shaw's futuristic vision.

43. Computerised databases are just the job for any record storage as many of you may know.

44. But topping out with computerised control can save energy by matching usage accurately with need.

45. In addition, it maintains its own computerised database made up of literature summaries of potential interest.

46. This involves a search of computerised databases against these criteria by using standard industry classification codes.

47. Meanwhile, a few visionaries are assessing prospects for still more extensive computerised information services.

48. And Perestroika has meant so many changes - even the introduction of the latest computerised office technology.

49. The computerised image analysis showed that there is no architectural difference between gluten sensitivity and disease control rectal mucosae.

50. Only eight districts had a computerised information system that incorporated information from assessments.

51. This computerised derivatives market guarantees a high level of market transparency and a rapid handling of clients' transactions.

52. When the index is computerised it will be practicable to increase greatly the number of names on the index.

53. The study of labelled crypt cells is helped by computerised data analysis, as described for colorectal crypts.

54. Whether or not computerised logging will appeal to you depends largely on your attitude towards computers.

55. New computerised equipment for performing oesophageal manometry was purchased in 1988.

56. The chromosomes are then checked a computerised screening.

57. The computerised control cab of the driver has been compared to that of a jumbo jet.

58. To input and keep uptodate all computerised records regarding all financial transactions within the company.

59. A computerised fire control system is also fitted as standard.

60. Texts written by masters of the English language including Winston Churchill, Ernest Hemingway and William Golding would have been deemed below average under a new computerised exam system.

61. They could even build them by hand in a virtual world, using computerised gloves.

62. In addition, the pre - 1988 old and dissolved company names were restored to the computerised index.

63. Computerised design output may be translated into sectional drawing and plans.

64. And so to modern innovations which aren't at all innovative, specifically to computerised restaurant booking systems.

65. More than one - third of the population of the Netherlands have their medical records computerised.

66. One was highly computerised and served a customer, on average, every 30 seconds.

67. The software is a critical component of a computerised system.

67. is a sentence dictionary, on which you can find nice sentences for a large number of words.

68. The SH1 is equipped with a computerised fire-control system, with a muzzle velocity sensor which feed the data directly to the fire-control computer.

69. You seem to be in favour of a computerised life.

70. All the information and data collected will be computerised to facilitate future research.

71. The country has introduced computerised vote - counting to prevent the kind of cheating that marred previous elections.

72. What proportion of accounting system is computerised and what functions the computer performs?

73. Conversely, computerised bees that blindly followed the waggle dances of others without first checking whether the site was, in fact, as advertised, led to a swift but mistaken decision.

74. Teams of typists transcribed the audio tapes to produce computerised database of ten million words.