According to Bates et al. [29], it is more accurate to use objective measures of image complexity that are based on digitised file size.
From the digitised video files, EthoVision 3.1 software was used to extract the time series of x, y coordinates of the rat in the open field (Dvorkin et al., 2006b).
The US supreme court has an online docket search, digitised transcripts and audio files.
Computers appeared in the 1990s, but only big, sophisticated ones could handle the demographic data, putting the cost beyond all but a few states.Now the Census Bureau puts out digitised maps, called TIGER/Line files.
Now, Jelenik is giving away a compilation of his music for free, but those who want it are required to make a pilgrimage to the Temple-cube, a nearly-immovable, 150-pound, roughly one-square-foot concrete cube containing WAV files and digitised album artwork will be installed at Berlin's Image Movement through July 5.
What once could be stamped "top secret" and locked away in a filing cabinet now becomes digitised and potentially accessible to any number of people with a keyboard and a broadband connection.
More than 150 files are being made available in the digitised release.
The centrepiece is a 15m interactive table which enables visitors to access digitised material, particularly from the Churchill Archives Centre, via an 'electronic filing cabinet'.
The FCO says that the Hong Kong files are on microfiche and that while this can be digitised, preparing them for transfer is "technically complex and time-consuming".
Videotapes were converted to MPEG files (Canopus MPEGPro EMR realtime MPEG-1 MPEG-2 encoder) and these digitised videos were used to automatically track the trajectories of locomotion using EthoVision 3.1 (Noldus Information Technology, Netherlands) software (Noldus et al., 2001; Spink et al., 2001).
