Examples of using Computerised in English and their translations into Ukrainian
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Epstein kept a computerised database where he tracked girls who could be sent to his property in Little St James.
To order books from the book depository to reading halls from any computerised workstation in the University
his crew wore tiny, computerised Universal Translators that could scan alien brainwaves and simultaneously convert their
upstanding citizens who are now refusing to enter public service because they do not want a bloodthirsty press rummaging through their old school reports, computerised medical records and e-mail…'.
The introduction of computerised systems into systems of manufacturing,
upstanding citizens who are now refusing to enter public service because they don't want a bloodthirsty press rummaging through their old school reports, computerised medical records and email.
Eurodac system, a computerised central database established in December 2000 for comparing fingerprints of asylum seekers
security files from our computerised systems.
a travel agent must supply him or her with neutral information from the computerised reservation system,
The EU-wide computerised monitoring system would no longer be used to control suspended movements between the EU
And weapons controlled by computerised"brains" that learn like we do,
(b)"computer reservation system(CRS) services" means services provided by computerised systems that contain information about air carriers' schedules,
(c)“Computer reservation system(CRS) services” mean services provided by computerised systems that contain information about air carriers' schedules,
machined with modern tramadol prescription example computerised equipment can be economical for moulding tens or even hundreds of thousands of parts.
By the 80s“data havens”, at first physical then online locations where sensitive computerised information could be concealed, were established in
mostly by redirecting them towards jobs that cannot be computerised, such as elderly care, education, healthcare.
integrating into the vehicle what it has described as a"C5I(computerised, command, control, communications, and combat information) solution".
Around 1959 Chalmers W. Sherwin, a physicist at the University of Illinois(U of I), suggested a computerised learning system to William Everett, the engineering college dean, who, in turn,
the text of which is not available in the computerised legal systems,
human autopsy examinations; computerised patient-drug databases and post-marketing surveillance;