Sentence examples for digitised process from inspiring English sources

The macrophotographs are voluntarily named with numbers, evoking a digitised process.

The inventories have been digitised for use with Geographic Information Systems (GIS), which has made them more accessible to planners and nature conservation bodies; however, the digitising process is more precise than the original definition of the boundaries of the ancient woodland.

And then one has to decide whether the sentiment concerned is positive, neutral or negative, assigning some numerical ranking to it (say, +5, 0 or -2), so the overall results can be digitised and processed as raw data.The problem doesn't end there.

We are grateful to Dr Kevin Mackey and his colleagues at the Michigan State University for providing a large additional bulletin dataset of small-to-moderate seismic events that they have collected, digitised and processed during many years of work with their colleagues in the Far East of Russia.

The images are immediately digitised and processed using a flexible frame processor and subsequently displayed on a computer screen.

The knee images were then digitised for processing by a computer using the algorithm.

These were then processed, digitised, thresholded, segmented and features captured using numerical algorithms.

The images were processed, digitised, thresholded, segmented and each feature captured using marching cube algorithm.

Digitised images were processed with Adobe Photoshop.

From the baseline analyses, 94 subjects were excluded for the following reasons: (1) technical error (n=1), (2) breast implants prevented accurate assessment of breast density (n=6), (3) no mammography at baseline (n=4), and (4) no raw data available (either film mammograms were digitised or only processed digital mammogram data were available; n=83).

A modified Laplacian smoothing technique is applied to process the digitised data for generating the thermoforming mould surfaces.