Sentence examples for digitizes from inspiring English sources

For years, CardScan by Corex, an optical reader that sees business cards, digitizes them and imports their information into digital address books, has practically become a standard.

An image scanner digitizes an entire document page for storage and display as an image and does not recognize characters and words of text.

After seven years of litigation, Google and book publishers said on Thursday that they had reached a settlement to allow publishers to choose whether Google digitizes their books and journals, reports Claire Cain Miller in Friday's New York Times.

Mr. Strachman, 35, is the chief operating officer at Gracious Eloise, a company in Manhattan that digitizes handwriting for thank-you cards, holiday cards and other note cards.

Na Hawa Doumbia Brian Shimkovitz's remarkable Web site, Awesome Tapes From Africa, digitizes and places online cassettes that were made by African musicians for African audiences, without production gimmicks or attempts to second-guess Western tastes.

The Apple version of Big Oven, for cooks, recently added a RecipeScan feature, which digitizes and stores your paper recipes.

Still photographs can be digitized by scanning or transferred from film to a compact digital disc holding more than 100 images.

A sound waveform from a microphone or tape recorder can be digitized, or converted to a sequence of numbers that is the digital representation of the waveform.

It is estimated that 5 percent of all documents in the United States exist in digitized form and that two-thirds of the paper documents cannot be digitized by keyboard transcription because they contain drawings or still images and because such transcription would be highly uneconomical.

In the first phase of a plan to digitize the company's entire catalog, DG announced that it would offer about 2,400 high-quality albums 600 of them no longer in release to consumers in more than 40 countries via its DG Web Shop Internet site.

Upon receipt of the recordings in April, the NJMH began to digitize the material and explore ways of making the music available to the public.