Sentence examples for digitisation of the from inspiring English sources

2002 Google establishes the Google Print Initiative, a digitisation of the world's top copyright libraries.

The shift began in 2010 when the library started an experimental blog to chart the digitisation of the Greek manuscripts.

In 2006 work started on the digitisation of the Pidgeon archive, which can now be accessed at www.pidgeondigital.com.

Herring suggests a "huge brand partnership" with a high street name such as Snappy Snaps to encourage the digitisation of the nation's unseen attic archive.

The Transit of Venus collection appears as part of Cambridge Digital Library's digitisation of the archives of the Board of Longitude (1714-1828), which launched in 2013.

The road towards the digitisation of the world's books has so far been ­anything but smooth and there are, no doubt, further obstacles ahead.

The Polonsky Foundation has also funded the digitisation of much of the content included within this latest release.

The intervening years have seen the digitisation of music and the mainstreaming of rebellion, and now the youth of tomorrow eschew piercings and tattoos.

Better yet, museums should open source 3D digitisations of the artefacts, giving the public direct access to the collections and democratising the data for all.

Subsequently, using the results obtained from the digitisation of points as a description of the spine, the reliability of the measurement was assessed according to the internal consistency of the measure (Cronbach's alpha) with a 95% confidence interval (CI).

It is encouraging the digitisation of proceedings and the settlement of disputes outside court (one cause of Italy's vast backlog is that Italians are so litigious).The idea that justice delayed might be justice denied has cut little ice until now.