Meaning of computerized in English

computerized

adjective

(UK usually computerised)

/kəmˈpjuː.tər.aɪzd/ us

/kəmˈpjuː.t̬ə.raɪzd/

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controlled by or produced by a computer, especially when something was previously done by people or other machines:

The county recently switched to computerized voting.

Manufacturing processes have become increasingly computerized.

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All our medical records are now fully computerized.
There has been increased use of computerized systems for managing accounts.
Studies on computerized driving simulators have shown how mobile phone use affects performance.
We live in a highly computerized world.

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(Definition of computerized from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus © Cambridge University Press)

Examples of computerized

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About two-thirds obtain data on the clinical breast examination, predominantly in computerized form.

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Take the most up-to-date computerized collection of authentic texts to produce realistic and useful examples.

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In the second session, participants were administered the computerized executive function tests.

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These were computerized versions of conditions that had been administered with tachistoscope in our previous studies of visual masking.

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A systematic quantitative review of the literature using computerized search engines has been undertaken.

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Towards enhanced second language reading comprehension assessment: computerized versus manual scoring of written recall protocols.

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A cranial ultrasound investigation was performed at the first visit and, in children with confirmed congenital toxoplasmosis, computerized tomography of the brain was also performed.

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Their later study14 used a battery of computerized tracking tasks to quantify impairment and recovery of the sensory-motor function of both limbs.

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The computerized test devised in this study allows us to assess color vision easily and quickly.

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People could use the information stations to access the computerized database.

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Again the computerized repeat prescription system provided the sampling frame for this group.

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A total of 53 million computerized recorded deaths, which occurred from 1901 to 2000 were analysed retrospectively.

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These have been computerized and linked to the transcriptions.

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At first, the need for a better analysis of human gait has resulted in designing computerized motion analysis systems.

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A study comparing two computerized medical record systems in a nurse run heart clinic in a general practice setting.

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