Sentence examples for digitised books from inspiring English sources

Like web pages, digitised books can have incoming and outgoing hyperlinks.

You do a search on 'bossy' and 'boy' through all of Google's digitised books?

Most of the available books are in English (the norm for digital publishing generally), but Worldreader has also digitised books in a number of native languages, including Kiswahili, Twi and Yoruba.

It aggregates digitised books, paintings, photographs, recordings and films from over 2,200 contributing cultural heritage organisations across Europe - including major national bodies such as the British Library, the Louvre and the Rijksmuseum.

Lieberman Aiden was involved in the analysis of a corpus of around 5 million digitised books, applying data mining techniques to advance the new field of culturomics.

This is a digitised version of the book, with interactivity and features to help young (2-5) children practise their fledgling reading skills.

In a press conference today, Google said its settlement with the Association of American Publishers and the Authors Guild - which was first agreed to last year - would allow millions of books to be digitised, proving many people with the chance to access information that was otherwise unavailable to them.

Books, once they are digitised and hyperlinked, are expected to merge into a world brain.In 2007 this nonsense will subside, and with much less collateral damage than was caused during the dotcom bust.

To date, Kno's apps can be accessed via its iPad, Android and Windows 7 and Windows 8 apps, and the main idea behind Kno is that the books are not only digitised but also include additional features to help students and teachers assess their progress, share information with others and generally get more engaged in the content.

Subsequently, positive and negative word trends were compared with neutral and random words, as well as with patterns obtained from the corpus of digitised texts containing about 4% of all books ever printed, by use of Google Ngram Viewer.

Libraries have trusted Google with millions of documents: many of the books scanned by Google are not digitised or OCR-processed anywhere else and, with budgets for university libraries shrinking year after year, may not be digitised again any time in the near future.