1.   A Japanese research center plans to use international global-positioning satellite systems that now make it possible to track wild animals and give drivers directions on computerized maps.

2.   Allied strike formations, reconnaissance planes, refueling tankers and targets in Serbia glowed before them, superimposed on a computerized map of the Balkans.

3.   By watching computerized maps of the United States, they can tell in an instant whether there are any jams in long-distance traffic.

4.   Francis J. Dance, who demonstrates the system made by Philips, a Dutch electronics corporation, said both men and women like the computerized maps.

5.   In a room dubbed System Operations Control, workers monitor the movements of every air marshal in the sky, marking their locations on large computerized maps.

6.   It checks your location with a Global Positioning System receiver, plots the quickest route with a computerized map reader and then tells you how to get there.

7.   Similar devices are installed in some automobiles to provide computerized maps and directions.

8.   Sportier models with heated seats and computerized maps for the European market are next on the agenda.

9.   The computerized maps also show the features of the land, including topography, archaeological sites and the presence of endangered species.

10.   The Sunnyvale, California-based company develops computerized maps for drivers to use behind the wheel.