Sentence examples for digitally transfer from inspiring English sources

To recap, TicketFire originally allowed you to scan and digitize existing paper tickets for concerts or sporting events and then digitally transfer them to other people even during an event.

Greg Bettinelli, director of business development at StubHub, said the company would now work on a new system for baseball that would allow sellers to digitally transfer tickets to buyers.

For instance, as a US government agency, all photographs taken by Nasa are classed as "US government works", meaning that anyone may "without restriction … reproduce the work, create derivative works … display the work [or] distribute copies or digitally transfer the work to the public".

"Can we allow a couple of vendors to establish monopolies tightly controlling their clients and excluding competition?" After the bill first came to light, Apple denounced it as "state-sponsored piracy". Without encryption, the company argued, people would be able to digitally transfer music to one another for free, without paying royalties to the artists, and in violation of copyright laws.

Results: Researchers from MIT and Mitsubishi Electric Research Laboratories have created a computer model that allows them to capture from video the facial expression, speech-related mouth shapes, and other key identifying features of one person's face and digitally transfer a select combination of those attributes to video of another person's face.

The development of wireless products, such as Palm Pilots or mobile phones that can download money from an ATM and digitally transfer it to a retailer, is more advanced in Europe than America, but that is probably because the wireless infrastructure is more advanced.Nor do Visa or MasterCard seem to be less innovative than rivals such as Amex.

I should get it digitally transferred.

In this case, the images have been digitally transferred to canvas using pigment, and again the format is problematic.

The documentary uses some footage that was unearthed and digitally transferred for the first time, mainly images of the Americans and Soviets practicing and some game film, but still, there is very little left from the 1960 tournament.

The so-called "toys-to-life" genre, mixes on-screen action with physical action figures that can be placed on a RFID-equipped portal and then digitally transferred into the game.

Custom acrylic hangings, made from images chosen by customers that are then digitally transferred onto acrylic sheets, are roughly $60 a square foot; the giraffe shown here is 2 feet by 6 feet and costs $710.