Computerization

Melo said the book’s long journey home is a testament to the durability of the printed word, especially in a time of computerization and instant access to unfathomable amounts of information.

Angara said the funds that were cut could have been used to support the agency’s proposed computerization program for 2025.

The situation is pretty similar to the scenario we saw in the 1980s, when computerization was seen as a massive job destroyer, but it actually ended up creating an entirely new industry—a huge one at that—with millions and millions of new roles.

During his tenure as editor, he oversaw the transition to computerization of the newsroom, pagination and establishing a role for The Commercial Review on the internet.

Through this grant, we were able to pay for the screen, the computerization.

The Chinese delegation was briefed on the computerization of the judicial work in Sudan.

Computerization With microprocessors now ubiquitous, the computers inside modern slot machines allow manufacturers to assign a different probability to every symbol on every reel.

The Content Model therefore allows computerization (with links to ontologies and SNOMED CT ).

The Gaithersburg station operated until 1982 when computerization rendered the manual observation obsolete.

While all modernized economies were rapidly moving to computerization after 1965, the USSR fell further and further behind.