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Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
computerize
verb
EXAMPLES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
▪ About 3000 stocks were traded during two computerized auctions.
▪ They've computerized all the church records.
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
▪ A simple computerized library book checkout system has catapulted the number of checked-out books each day to 600.
▪ Heat-sensitive photographs taken from satellites, every kind of radar, computerized projections made from the slightest evidence.
▪ I would like to learn more about the whole new world of computerized art, not only for music but for graphics.
▪ Indexes to families, genera and species - some are now computerized.
▪ Scientists can now create computerized models of the cosmos.
▪ The computerized equipment seemed to click, hum, and whir: efficiency augmented by an army of experts.
▪ The Ottawa-based maker of computerized communications equipment cashed in on optimistic prospects for the Internet, the global computer network.
▪ Why do experts estimate 90 million adults in our computerized age have trouble reading and writing?
The Collaborative International Dictionary
computerize

computerize \computerize\ v. t.

  1. to provide with computers; as, Our office is fully computerized now.

  2. to to store in a computer; as, a computerized dictionary.

  3. to cause (a function) to be carried out by a computer or computers; as, They computerized their order processing.

Wiktionary
computerize

alt. 1 (context transitive computing English) To equip with a computer or a computer system. 2 (context transitive computing English) To enter data into such a system. 3 (context transitive computing English) To convert a manual function or system into a computer system. vb. 1 (context transitive computing English) To equip with a computer or a computer system. 2 (context transitive computing English) To enter data into such a system. 3 (context transitive computing English) To convert a manual function or system into a computer system.

WordNet
computerize

  1. v. provide with computers; "Our office is fully computerized now" [syn: computerise]

  2. store in a computer; "computerized dictionary" [syn: computerise]

  3. control a function, process, or creation by a computer; "They computerized the car industry"; "we live in a cybernated age"; "cybernate a factory" [syn: cybernate, computerise]

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Wikipedia
Computerize

Computerize may refer to:

  • Equipping with a general purpose computer, embedded computer, or computer system
  • Inputting data (computing) into computers
  • Digitizing information for computers
  • Creating computer-generated content
  • "Computerized", an unreleased single by Daft Punk featuring Jay-Z

Usage examples of "computerize".

At Detrick the MARS facility, operating round the clock, crackled with news of bees, and the results were fed to the computerized map in the control room.

As shown by the computerized map, the bees were fanning out, occupying areas more than twice as large as they had before.

The computerized machine displays each price, calculates discounts and sales taxes, and shows a total.

Hospital Neuropsychiatric Research Unit proposes to treat by computerizing him.

Franks had taken on his assignment with enthusiasm, drawn up force requirements, tested the 1003 plan in computerized war games, spent considerable time in Kuwait, and worked on plans for a new headquarters that would command all of the allied ground forces in the event of war.

Below, the city was bustling: Sevillanos riding pillion on their raucous little scooters, dodging tapas-hungry tourists who, despite their computerized guides, still wandered lost in the maze of the Barrio Santa Cruz, marvelling at the prodigal orange trees casting fruit on the cobbles, sighing over the romance of it all, linking arms, and looking out for authentic flamenco.

That was when she built herself a computerized drum machine, programming it to write and play its own intersecting polyrhythms, using insanely complex weighting algorithms to make it stay with the stuff she finds pleasing.

Terrorist organizations often supplied the convicted amputees among their members with realistic computerized prosthesesbut such mechanical devices could not pass spaceport inspections or other security checks.

Sunset Boulevard, with a scalp rich in astroturf, a mouthful of cobalt and Strontium 90 and a million bucks of computerized courting-tackle, this bionic bullybag nestling between my thighs.

According to their startling prophesies - and from the results of computerizing some of the social changes already influencing humans - it seems we could all be something like inverted pear-shaped dwarfs with large heads, small bodies, and much shorter arms and legs.

Their computerizing of variable factors such as population, food supplies, natural resources, and pollution resulted in fearsome predictions that global disaster was inevitable within the next hundred years.

Ogle was just in the process of computerizing his whole operation, buying big high-powered Calyx workstations from Pacific Netware, and those unsightly holes in the plaster made installation a snap.

Highly trained personnel, in matching aquamarine uniforms, manned computerized control consoles situated around and ahead of the central platform.

As the feelies went commercial, she rapidly became the uncrowned queen of computerized sex.

Britt, it seems to me that those gypsies are probably part of some computerized coven that is using the Stonehenge ruins for worship .