Sentence examples for digitised into from inspiring English sources

Locations from Jesus's time such as Caesarea, Yatta and Sepphoris were recreated by archaeologists using evidence from buildings and street plans, and were then digitised into computer graphics by Red Vision.

PAS-stained kidney sections were photographed using a microscope (Eclipse E800; Nikon, Tokyo, Japan) and digitised into 1,372- to 1,024-pixel 1,024-pixele images using a software program (AcolourDXM 1200C; Nikon).

The processed NMR spectral data (δH 0.25 10) were imported to MATLAB (R2012a, 7.14.0.739, MathWorks) and digitised into 20 k data points with a resolution of 0.0005 p.p.m. using a MATLAB script developed within the Section of Computational and Systems Medicine.

Imagine the essence of that inexperience, distilled and digitised and turned into a manageable property.

The left craniocaudal mammograms were digitised and imported into a computerised mammographic density assessment programme (Madena) developed at the University of Southern California School of Medicine (Los Angeles, CA, USA) [ 35, 36].

In an ideal reverse engineering system, the object would be automatically digitised, the data would be segmented into constituent surface patches, and an accurate solid model would be generated.

Even when the writing is sharper, there's something off-puttingly neat - I want to say "digitised" - about the transcription of life into language.

Film mammograms were digitised with a laser scanner designed for mammogram digitisation.

Digitised data covering a period of 140 years has already been released into the public domain and, by doing so, ACRE has contributed to a new global estimate of weather patterns.

To achieve this, Anorak claims to have digitised the entire journey, including policy rating and matching, and translating insurance jargon into plain English.

Data of the types commonly contained in biobanks, such as participant medical records, genetic or genomic sequences and sample characterisation metrics are routinely digitised, rendering them easily replicable, distributable and subject to modification, aggregation, and integration into larger data sets.