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Meanings of computerised in English

Computerized.

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Usage of computerised in English
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He said the new computerised system would change the way vineyards operated.
Radio NZ
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This was not a great week for the modern computerised stock market.
The Irish Times
3
New software means today's computerised cars can be repaired on the roadside.
The Irish Times
4
The presidential election count is to be computerised for the first time.
The Irish Times
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All crude data were coded and entered into a computerised relational database.
Pubmed
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A hugely-expensive computerised payments system for the health services still doesn't work properly.
The Irish Times
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At computerised water treatment works, engineers switched to manual back-up systems.
BBC
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The time for computerised matchmaking hadn't yet reached a critical mass.
The Guardian
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Founder and co-owner of a chain of computerised information kiosks in Tel-Aviv, Israel.
After the Rain : how the West lost the East
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The growth of computerised trading has brought obvious benefits to investors.
The Irish Times
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It sent goods that included computerised X-ray machines and medical scanners.
Reuters
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Published English language studies were located from computerised and manual searches in 2015.
Pubmed
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The poll will use the country's first computerised electoral roll with picture IDs.
Reuters
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Retinal damage was assessed by a computerised angiofluorography in 31 patients.
Pubmed
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All computerised Lotto draws are still scrutinised by Audit New Zealand.
Radio NZ
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Laboratory and other clinical data were retrieved from a computerised database.
Pubmed
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Computerised through the time
Computerised across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Less common