Examples of using Computerised in English and their translations into Slovak
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The computerised database;
These ships are totally computerised.
CT means computerised tomography.
This information may be in computerised form.
Computerised information management systems;
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The deal is done by a computerised method.
Computerised Mahjong MahJongg Solitaire Shanghai.
Standard forms and computerised formats.
(Partially) computerised auctions are only possible for moveable property.
The User ID serves as a unique identifier in eBay's computerised system.
It is played on a computerised console similar in size to a slot machine.
Facilities covering more than 20,000 square metres with computerised warehouses.
Computerised management in the half year following the adoption of the arrangements.
All recorded animals are maintained in a computerised flock recording scheme.
This information may be in computerised form which shall where necessary be confirmed in writing immediately afterwards.
These changes include interoperability between national computerised customs systems.
Maintaining accounting records in computerised form of expenditure declared to the Commission;
Reliable accounting, monitoring and financial reporting systems in computerised form;
Is access to the Latvian central computerised land register free of charge?
Cognitive computing is the simulation of human thought processes in a computerised model.
Accordingly, they aim to create a computerised, pan-European customs system.
It replaces the currentpaper-based movement monitoring system with a new computerised one.
Free We use the latest computerised technology to diagnose all types of vehicles.
Centralised recording of all inspection reports in a computerised database is essential.
Despite a highly automated computerised system, human vision and touch are still important.
Article 19 deals with common forms and computerised formats for the exchange of information.
In the field of customs, the New Computerised Transit System(NCTS) assures the transmission of the customs transit declaration of goods simultaneously with and prior to the physical transport of the goods.
Do we currently have the ability to check for computerised rigging in election observation missions?
(g) maintaining accounting records in a computerised form of expenditure declared to the Commission and the corresponding public contribution paid to beneficiaries;
With 2005's full implementation of the New Computerised Transit System(NCTS) a much-improved framework is now in place.