Sentence examples for digitisation time from inspiring English sources

This can be done by estimating the digitisation time and the corresponding losses in the Bob delay line, which strongly depends on the available technology.

The time digitisation is based on the High Performance TDC chip (HPTDC).

We report upon the design and architecture of the 2 prototype demonstrator chips both designed in 130nm CMOS technology, one with a constant fraction discriminator and the time stamp digitisation in each pixel (In-Pixel), and the other with a time-over-threshold discriminator and the processing of the time stamp located in the End of Column (EoC) region at the chip periphery.

Doing shopping and tax returns online clearly saves time queuing, so digitisation seems to make sense.

"As far as we're aware this is the only surviving body of material from MI7b and it's a truly remarkable record of how the British propaganda machine worked at the time," said Rob Phillips, digitisation project manager at the National Library of Wales, which is creating an archive relating to the Welsh experience of the war.

However, at present, the time-consuming manual digitisation of many objects discourages the implementation of reverse engineering.

The industry has, up to now, been one of the least digitised industries, according to research by global consultancy firm McKinsey & Company, but digitisation allows information to be shared in real-time and leads to better outcomes.

You can look at the way modern music comes out as being a completely different kind of situation with digitisation of music and streaming – at the same time there are a lot of pop acts putting out one song and you're not aware if it's off their last album or their new album.

In technical terms the digitisation of data gathering and reporting in real time also means there is potentially less opportunity for greenwash and brownwash for three main reasons.

This time the central disruptive power is the digitisation of the book.

This is our time, our order; the one from which digitisation and software development arise.