Sentence examples for digitised archive from inspiring English sources

A digitised archive collection is an educational tool too– teachers and academics can access our collections with ease to enrich lessons or their research.

That second word would have been scanned but rendered illegible and, so, the repeated deciphering of it by different users, who agree on what it is likely to be, would eventually enable that word to be reincorporated into the digitised archive it came from.

The digitised archives of the Board of Longitude and Nevil Maskelyne can be found at Cambridge Digital Library.

It will make versions of its timeline-based apps for both in the coming months, with elements of their digitised archives then able to flow back in to Ballista's other apps, including the upcoming battlefields app for schoolchildren.

Adam Green: Myself and the PDR's other co-founder, Jonathan Gray, have long been into digging around in the these huge online archives of digitised material, mostly to find things to make collages with.

My whole archive is being digitised, and for The Aura of Boxing, every image exhibited has been reworked digitally from the negative.

Their last film, the documentary The Spirit of 45, about Labour's postwar election victory, was edited on a computer: "All the archive footage is digitised, so you have no choice".

Not only will none of News International's titles be digitised without permission, but in a major retreat the Times archive pre-1900 won't be digitised, Fleming says, because the Times has already done that.

The centrepiece is a 15-metre interactive table that enables visitors to access digitised material, particularly from the Churchill Archives Centre, via an 'electronic filing cabinet'.

However, care needs to be taken to ensure that such digitised documents are kept in an established data archive so that they can be migrated, without loss of any data, from one system to the next as the information technology changes.

So here is a caveat lector: if you see an announcement of a "new" work by Scott Fitzgerald, or any other classic author with a ready-made audience, check their archive catalogue first (most of them are digitised).