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Fiber areas and type were determined from needle biopsies and muscle areas by computerized tomographical scanning.

But as a means and medium for thinking and creation, pen and paper are still orders of magnitude more effective than computerized tools except in very specific instances.

You got it: It flew in 1988 and they had some plans for other computerized launches.

With cars emission laws and such had introduced something similar via computerized injection etc.

It still demonstrated the same root problem: that the computerized systems on cars today have very little in way of basic safeguards.

One ought to assume the fee in the computerized XXI century should be small?

We need similar regulation over computerized devices, and that's everything from desktop computers through phones to self-driving cars and smart fire alarms.

While a cool invention, this robot bricklayer seems something like a computerized horse carriage.

I'm surprised they don't have computerized flow management, but I'd also be interested to understand why.

Peter Karow (URW) and Professor Donald Knuth (TeX), the pioneers of computerized typography whose legacy we all benefit from today.

Previously, OPM has been criticized for not being computerized enough.

Practically all the rest of this sad story follows immediately, because the whole strategy of how the government handles computerized records in general is all screwed up.

"If you use a computerized system based on ratings, you will tend to get very relevant but safe answers"...

After some searching, this is the best support I could find: --snip In early 2010, Ebert and Chaz announced on the “Oprah Winfrey Show” that they’d enlisted a Scottish company called CereProc to create a computerized voice that more closely resembled Ebert’s own by using snippets of his TV work, DVD commentaries and the like, but that never fully materialized.