Sentence examples for digitised material from inspiring English sources

It is no longer possible to maintain control over digitised material and I don't believe the public good is served by trying to.

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'.

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'.

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.

We used various digitised materials (vector format basic map 1 10 000; digitised soil maps, 1 10 000; vector-format mesoscale landscape units (mesochore) subtypes map, 1 50 000; vector-format CORINE Land Cover map, 1 100 000; the classification of Estonian VSTs and type groups (TGs)), and field observation results from 1999 to 2004.

As more and more of our cultural material is digitised and made available online, these technical restrictions could become restrictions on culture itself.

Sourced from archival storage held by the Public Records Office Victoria and digitised by genealogy website Ancestry, the material includes patient records and registers, newspaper clippings, photos, letters, and suicide notes.

Researchers in various fields, from acoustic phonetics to child language development, rely on digitised collections of spoken language data as raw material for research.

Only in digitised form can data be sifted and crunched.Conscientious institutions already make copies of some web pages, e-books and other digital material, and shift the data to new hardware every five years (see article).

These were digitised and then analysed.

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