Sentence examples for digitally preserved from inspiring English sources

Specifically, our project offers two distinct services: I) a preservation service, in which datasets are digitally preserved, and kept externally inaccessible, and II) a publication service, in which datasets receive a DOI and are accessible, free of costs, through our site [4,5].

Under a deal signed Monday between the Chicago History Museum and the Library of Congress, tapes of those interviews will be digitally preserved and given new life online.

With cameras becoming ever smaller and storage becoming ever cheaper, there will come a day when all of our life's memories are digitally preserved.

Slices of their brain are scanned and the images are digitally preserved, allowing doctors to search for clues to both neurological diseases and the secrets behind human longevity.

The cultural assets were digitally preserved in a post-construction and modified form as an attempt to fulfill the life-cycle management of data for culture workers, researchers and architects.

And in October, Russia presented digitally preserved copies of 10 previously "lost" American silent films to the Library of Congress.

This system is intended to be available for future use in digitally preserving and authenticating first-hand accounts of war crimes, atrocities and genocide.

The partnership with the Google Cultural Institute, a not-for-profit branch dedicated to digitally preserving cultural material, has also involved photographing nearly 5,000 objects for people to view closely online.

Pravin Srivastava, chief of the ASI, says this project will not only make the monuments more accessible but also "digitally preserve India's heritage for future generations".

For example, Google Cultural Institute13 (see Fig. 3) is "an effort to make important cultural material available and accessible to everyone and to digitally preserve it to educate and inspire future generations".

This error rate was similar to previous published work and suggests the technology used may allow researchers to improve efficiency in data capture, add new measurements (i.e., surface area) to their modeling efforts, and digitally preserve tree root systems for future study.