Sentence examples for digitised documents from inspiring English sources

There, thousands of digitised documents will be accessible to all.

Instead, the software assesses how likely you are to have said a given word based on the surrounding words, drawing on statistical models derived from vast repositories of digitised documents and the previous utterances of other users.

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.

It's all good fun, with a nice twisting endgame, though you do wonder, amid the high gloss and ultra-digitised shenanigans, whether MI6 really still rubber-stamps its documents TOP SECRET.

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.

Starting with his freshman chemistry classes, through his employment at Dow Chemical, and into the years of independent psychedelic experimentation with his research group, Shulgin meticulously documented his syntheses in a series of notebooks that are currently being digitised and made publicly available.

A unique collection of documents, photographs and drawings from a 19th-century astronomical expedition to Hawaii has been digitised and made freely available.

These were digitised and then analysed.

The tape was then digitised and uploaded," said Mora.

More than most other industries, banking was already largely digitised.

These measurements were then digitised and fed into a computer.