Sentence examples for being digitised from inspiring English sources

My whole archive is being digitised, and for The Aura of Boxing, every image exhibited has been reworked digitally from the negative.

Those that he did manage to gather are being digitised and chronicled by academics at the University of Leiden, who see them as key pieces in the puzzle of North Korea's visual history.

Now the British Library is embarking on one of its most ambitious projects, which it is hoped will result in the complete run of the magazine being digitised and accessible free on its website.

Factories are being digitised, filled with new sensors and new computers to make them quicker, more flexible, and more efficient.

The wills, which are owned by Her Majesty's Court and Tribunal Service (HMCTS), are being digitised in time for next year's centenary of WWI.

All of those are now being digitised and that's creating a vast array of data points that map out a customer's digital profile.

Not only will none of News International's titles be digitised without permission, but in a major retreat the Times archive pre-1900 won't be digitised, Fleming says, because the Times has already done that.

These were digitised and then analysed.

Once these sounds are digitised, they will be safe indefinitely.

All copies from 1785 to 1985 have been digitised and are fully searchable by keyword.

The pamphlets have all been digitised in colour and are full-text searchable.