Examples of using Computerised in English and their translations into Czech
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Computerised course A-OK.
Until then, you can have a computerised dog.
It's computerised dom-jot!
Guardian, have you no faith in computerised data?
But"computerised" is inaccurate.
It needs fuel and a complete computerised check.
It's all computerised and everything.
We also ask that OLAF be given direct access to this computerised system.
A computerised dog. Rags! Until then, you can have.
These changes include interoperability between national computerised customs systems.
Computerised systems of data acquisition and managment of plant protection.
All right, you mutinous,disloyal, computerised half-breed, we will see about you deserting my ship?
Computerised mannequins add another level of complexity and support to the effective training of students.
ZN956 works with digital maps which are not simply the computerised versions of traditional paper maps.
Without doubt, the computerised Clio has a more juvenile streak than the Peugeot.
The second priority concerned the need for transparency in the management of the computerised systems for controlling entry to European territory.
A computerised physician doing a job, doing it exceptionally well, but still it was just a profession, not a life.
The engine and transmission were run on a computerised test rig that simulated the whole of the 24-Hour Le Mans race.
Thirdly, you talked about work on the exchange of information on sex offenders, butwhen are we going to have a computerised database?
Even though there's no FedEx-style computerised tracking system,'only one mistake is made for every six million deliveries.
Reservation Requirements(a) Reservations are not confirmed until they are accepted and recorded by the Carrier orits Authorised Agent in the computerised reservation system.
Eurodac is a computerised database containing the fingerprints of all the applicants for international protection, aged 14 years and over.
I'm sorry that I'm inconveniencing you or the teachers… butI will not allow a network computerised system… to be placed on this ship while I'm in command.
Cookies processed through computerised technology are subject to all security policies in place for managing and processing personal data.
I ask the Commission to examine the necessity of certain Community regulations on the security of electronic communication services and computerised systems.
A computerised database will also allow the traceability of every process implemented to protect the family unit while they are in the process of resettling.
Lastly, the request to gradually replace hard copies of documents with computerised versions is intended to make the construction product market even more harmonised.
Two gigantic, computerised battle fleets locked together in deep space, hundreds of galactic battle cruisers vying with each other for centuries, and not a shot fired?
The report on the proposal for a regulation of the European Parliament and of the Council was aimed at amending the provisionscurrently in force and strengthening competition through a computerised reservations system.
I welcome the Centre's initiative to run a computerised network for the collection and exchange of information called the European information network on Drugs and Drug Addiction.