computerized (Meaning)
computerized
to provide with computers, to carry out, control, or produce through the use of a computer, to store in a computer, to equip with computers, to put in a form that a computer can use, to carry out, control, or produce by means of a computer, to put into a form that a computer can use
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computerized Sentence Examples
- The recently computerized accounting system has streamlined the company's financial operations.
- Students in the advanced computing class are learning to develop computerized models for scientific research.
- Hospitals utilize computerized medical records to store and access patient information securely and efficiently.
- Automated warehouses employ computerized inventory management systems to track and optimize stock levels.
- The city's transportation system has been computerized, enabling real-time monitoring of traffic flow and incident response.
- The manufacturing plant's production line is highly computerized, ensuring precision and efficiency in assembly processes.
- The retail store's point-of-sale system is computerized, allowing for seamless checkout experiences and inventory management.
- The library's catalog is now computerized, enabling patrons to search and access resources with ease.
- The computerized voting system has enhanced the accuracy and transparency of election processes.
- The computerized guidance system in the new cars provides precise navigation assistance and safety alerts to drivers.
FAQs About the word computerized
to provide with computers, to carry out, control, or produce through the use of a computer, to store in a computer, to equip with computers, to put in a form th
motorized, automatic,automated, nonmanual, self-acting, mechanical, self-operating,robotic, self-regulating, laborsaving
nonautomatic,nonautomated,
The recently computerized accounting system has streamlined the company's financial operations.
Students in the advanced computing class are learning to develop computerized models for scientific research.
Hospitals utilize computerized medical records to store and access patient information securely and efficiently.
Automated warehouses employ computerized inventory management systems to track and optimize stock levels.
