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(female computerized voice) Estimated time to destination,
(female computerized voice) Warning: oil level low.
or the second one is one of my favorites it's this computerized screen it's a touch screen
It's this computerized screen.
While they're talking about it, the integrated computerized system will take the elements that they're speaking about, convert the language into imagery,
While they're talking about it, the integrated computerized system
It's all computerized, but instead of gallons, units of hydrogen are measured in kilograms.
It's all computerized, but instead of gallons, units of hydrogen are measured in kilograms.
Computerized cameras analyze it for dark imperfections and signal air nozzles to blast them out of the mix.
Computerized cameras analyze it for dark imperfections and signal air nozzles to blast them out of the mix.
TOEFL iBT is a completely computerized test, and a test taker uses a computer keyboard, mouse,
TOEFL iBT is a completely computerized test
This crude and violent attempt to resolve international differences takes on even more ominous overtones with the advent of computerized nuclear delivery systems and deadly biological and chemical weapons.
with the advent of computerized nuclear delivery systems
Like Google, I've developed a set of computerized tests to determine if a document is relevant or if it's not.
Like Google, I've developed a set of computerized tests to determine if a document is relevant
Computerized reservation systems were still new and innovative and just getting off the ground.
Computerized reservation systems were still new and innovative and just getting off the ground.
Then Charles would head to the Pixas machine, a computerized drug dispenser, to get a dose of a drug called digoxin.
Then Charles would head to the Pyxis machine, a computerized drug dispenser, to get a dose of a drug called Digoxin.