Sentence examples similar to document digitisation from inspiring English sources

Instead of showing users random letters, why not show them words from scans of old printed texts that automated document-digitisation systems, based on optical character recognition, could not understand?

Film mammograms were digitised with a laser scanner designed for mammogram digitisation.

Biases, bmf, of any magnetic field reading (SwA, SwB, or SwC) are ± 1 nT (Mission Requirements Document, 2004); they do not change during the 5 s interval between two quad point readings; Resolutions (digitisation noise), rmf, of any measurement magnetic field reading (SwA, SwB, or SwC) are ±0.1 nT (Mission Requirements Document, 2004); Each magnetic field reading has an uncertainty of bmf ± rmf.

The real enemy of ­censorship is digitisation.

It's been a pretty smooth digitisation.

One of those things is digitisation.

They fret they will lose out from digitisation.

This would have been almost impossible without digitisation.

This illustrates one effect of the digitisation of information.

The digitisation process is expected to take years to complete, due to both the volume of paper involved – Laverick estimates there are between 200m and 300m separate paper elements to deal with – and the time that preparing the documents to be scanned, for example by removing staples and paperclips and flattening the sheets, will take.

But, adds Hyatt: "Digitisation is not for everybody.