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Using a computer-driven stereotactic unit, the lesion is localized in three dimensions, and an automated biopsy needle obtains samples.

Computer-driven goggles simulate the flying experience, conditioning patients to the sights, sounds and motions that occur on a flight.

most controversial form of computer-driven trading is ironically the one that should make markets more efficient.

In recent years computer driven robotics systems have become available to increase the efficiency of many of the forensic DNA procedures.

In this computer-driven era, identity theft and the loss or disclosure of data and related intellectual property are growing problems.

In addition, computer-driven high-frequency traders have ramped up their trading, adding to a surge in trading volume.

Vertical lines on the facade are the rails for computer driven shading system.

Truckers: There will be "smart" lanes that enable computer-driven vehicles to travel bumper to bumper at high speeds.

The doctors then use a computer-driven screening process to check if all of the chromosomes are present.

If you can change human nature or allow computer-driven vehicles on the road, that'll take care of the problem.

The various parts are first pressed and bent into shape, then these are milled with computer driven machines.

But the faltering performance of managed-futures funds last year shows that computer-driven strategies are far from perfect.

the Princeton mathematician John von Neumann, a pioneer of computer-driven weather forecasting;