Examples of using Computerised in English and their translations into Slovenian
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A computerised data base;
These ships are totally computerised.
(a) a computerised data base;
This shall be provided in computerised form.
Computerised vehicle diagnostics.
People also translate
Standard forms and computerised formats.
Computerised information management systems;
G List of other computerised databases.
Since that date, it has become fully computerised.
Stickies is a computerised version of post-it notes.
This information may be in computerised form.
(kkkk) computerised management of fishing activities.
These registers shall be kept in a computerised system.
Step 2: Computerised simulation of the storage complex.
This process is fully computerised and automated.
A computerised data-filling system is extended to more than 20 years.
Another new element is the introduction of computerised procedures.
(Partially) computerised auctions are only possible for moveable property.
Facilities covering more than 20,000 square metres with computerised warehouses.
With the help of modern computerised equipment our company makes.
The European Parliament applauds the successful introduction of the new computerised transit system.
For boats, the computerised register is maintained by the Ministry for Transport;
Of which for construction and maintenance of computerised management systems.
Establish computerised registers at national level and open them to cross-consultation.
Of which for construction and maintenance of computerised management systems.
Consists of 29 computerised therapy modules to improve cognitive functions.
These changes include interoperability between national computerised customs systems.
Article 19 deals with common forms and computerised formats for the exchange of information.
The Commission andthe Member States will also maintain a security policy for the computerised system.
Member States exchange information electronically using a standard computerised form.