Sentence examples for digitization work from inspiring English sources
Personnel changes, unforeseen description issues with the John Foster Dulles Papers, and, most significantly, problems with our scanning equipment delayed digitization work and made it impractical to digitize all of the selected series from the John Foster Dulles Papers in-house as initially planned.
If you were doing this digitization work for an archive, you would be expected to use a cassette deck that allows you to calibrate it and to adjust the azimuth manually.
The digitization work will continue this year as we look forward to sharing even more pamphlets from the MRL collection with the world.
Most of the digitization work was accomplished with the help of an outside vendor, and the vendor's metrics are based on quotes and monthly reports to Mudd staff.
Digitization work was carried out for the entire watershed using GIS software (Arc GIS 9.2).
Thanks to their meticulous digitization work, the team even found details in the rock carvings that had never before been noticed.
Similarly, users of archives consider smell as an important characteristic of documents; this could be related to the fact that, in the age of digitization, working with physical records is an increasingly rare practice, and therefore the opportunity to touch and smell the documents is perceived as valuable [55].
Oscar is usually involved in any of the three main stages of the digitizing process: assessing the collection to develop a digitizing work flow and digitization guide, the actual scanning or digitizing of materials (using a variety of scanners or video digitizing equipment), and the quality control phase.
The research project HANDELkompetent aims at digitization of work process integrated informal learning in retail with a methodological approach and a supporting digital learning environment.
The issues examined in the program ranging from digitization to dynamic work design to workplace meritocracy apply across sectors, industries, regions, and technical domains.
However, mapping land abandonment with traditional methods (e.g., field work, digitization of aerial images) can be time consuming, expensive, and require considerable man-power.
