computerised

As an adjective computerised

is having undergone computerisation.

As a verb computerised

is (computerise).

As an adverb numerically is

in a numerical manner.

As adjectives the difference between computerised and computerbased

is that computerised is having undergone computerisation while computerbased is based on computer technology.

As a verb computerised

is past tense of computerise.

As adjectives the difference between computerised and cyber

is that computerised is having undergone computerisation while cyber is pertaining to the internet;.

As verbs the difference between computerised and cyber

is that computerised is (computerise) while cyber is (slang) to engage in cybersex.

As adjectives the difference between computerised and computerised

is that computerised is having undergone computerisation while computerised is having undergone computerisation.

As verbs the difference between computerised and computerised

is that computerised is past tense of computerise while computerised is past tense of computerise.

As verbs the difference between computerised and computerises

is that computerised is (computerise) while computerises is (computerise).

As an adjective computerised

is having undergone computerisation.

As verbs the difference between computerised and computerise

is that computerised is past tense of computerise while computerise is standard spelling of from=non-Oxford British spelling|computerize|lang=en.

As an adjective computerised

is having undergone computerisation.