Sentence examples for digitizing system from inspiring English sources

We present a waveform digitizing system based on the Domino Sampling Chip and its implementation in a Mezzanine Card.

We present a waveform digitizing system based on the Domino Ring Sampler (DRS) chip and its implementation in a mezzanine card.

Objective: To investigate the reliability, concurrent validity, and error of a new video digitizing system for evaluating posture when applied to inanimate objects.

To satisfy these two objectives, the third objective was to develop a new laser-based three-dimensional coordinate digitizing system (3-DCDS II) that can scan either the meniscus or articular cartilage surface within a time such that there is less than a 5% change in measurements due to dehydration.

Blots were quantified using the UN-SCAN-IT automated digitizing system, version 5.1 (Silk Scientific Inc ., and the results were expressed as arbitrary units.

Using a Nikon Optiphot microscope and a Bioquant digitizing system, we measured cross-sectional cortical area (mm), total porous area (mm), and the number of pores whose area was larger than an identifiable threshold of 11 μm2 with the optical system.

Digitizing systems are widely used in industry for applications such as Reverse Engineering or inspection.

The Veterans Affairs Department says that it is becoming better at organizational efficiency and that its paper-bound benefits bureaucracy will be overhauled by the end of 2013, when all 56 regional offices will have digitized systems — no more hunting through fat folders held together with rubber bands.

"Digitizing CRVS systems is now no longer an option – it is a necessity in order to make these systems more efficient so governments have the most reliable data possible on their populations, which in turn will lead to improved service delivery and increased protection of human rights".

Digitizing these systems would eliminate countless opportunities for graft.

The early days of the academy were spent compiling and digitizing those systems based on whatever ancient manuscripts they could get their hands on from libraries and museums around the world, most notably the Flos Duellatorum, an obscure 14th-century Italian combat manual that after years of translating has come to act as a manifesto of sorts.