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digitally archiving their print media collection and/or; making the content available for end-users at a grand scale.
Incidentally, I ended up digitally archiving as a job, I don't quite know how it happened.
Already, the mammoth task of digitally archiving treasures has begun while security at archaeological museums around the country has been increased.
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Mr. Putnam said it was impossible to digitally archive all 48 million pages of documents the library holds, but the goal is to get about eight million pages online.
Given their popularity, it's somewhat surprising that the publishers of these defunct titles haven't ever digitally archived them themselves.
Most of the rest of the show is anonymous urban "outsider" material picked up over the years by Mr. Goldsmith from the street and digitally archived as the UbuWeb Collection (ubu.com).
Studies were digitally archived for cardiologist review.
Given the film had already been digitally archived during production, the restoration process was easier, while also providing many scenes with enhancements that covered up original deficiencies.
The 213 MRIs from BOKS were digitally archived.
All results were digitally archived to permit peer review, and consultant cardiologists reviewed ambiguous results.
Lujan et al measured FNPO, follicle counts in a single cross section, and ovarian volume in images that were digitally archived for offline analysis.
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