Sentence examples for age of digitised from inspiring English sources

On two-lane roads and billiard-smooth track, the S3's electrically boosted steering combines lightness with real, weighty feel – a rarity in this age of digitised, numbed steering systems.

There, thousands of digitised documents will be accessible to all.

Broadly, they say, they're fans of digitised music.

This instinct for withdrawal and obscurity speaks to present critiques of digitised life.

These online systems provide a platform for making comparative judgements of digitised works such as scripts, recorded performances and portfolios.

Is the quality of digitised priors sufficient for comparative review?

Computer analysis of digitised mammograms is now remarkably sensitive for the detection of calcifications and masses.

Furthermore, often only one image per participant is available in historical collections of digitised images.

Semi-automated analysis of digitised analogue mammograms has previously suggested that local increases in density may occur prior to cancers being detected.

These datasets consist of digitised replication timing, promoter CpG status and expression levels of 17,292 genes in a variety of samples.

Implications for accuracy of 3D digitised representations of particles are highlighted and its relevance to predictions of 3D particle packing based on the digitised data.