Sentence examples for from the digitisation from inspiring English sources

"The publisher's job is to publish, and that includes electronically," he says.Publishers are determined to make sure that they will benefit from the digitisation of their product.

Traditional book shops are under increasing threat from the digitisation of both the product and the market place.

Subsequently, using the results obtained from the digitisation of points as a description of the spine, the reliability of the measurement was assessed according to the internal consistency of the measure (Cronbach's alpha) with a 95% confidence interval (CI).

(30) Cultural heritage institutions should benefit from a clear framework for the digitisation and dissemination, including across borders, of ▌works or other subject matter that are considered to be out of commerce for the purposes of this Directive.

Some years ago, when publishing houses were using sales of new titles to pay for the digitisation of their back catalogues, agents accepted that their clients would get just a quarter of the profits from ebooks.

South Korea has invested hugely in broadband, jumping from 11th to 2nd in the digitisation rankings.

Co-author Dr Phil Manning, also from the University of Manchester, said: "The digitisation of such vast dinosaur skeletons using laser scanners brings Walking with Dinosaurs to life – this is science, not just animation".

Both the EU and the OFT have been looking at this question and, while they seem unlikely to take to the industry with a stick, there's no question that the days of wild west liberties and devil-may-care attitudes to the digitisation of removing money from children are basically over.

The digitisation was welcomed by Debra Ferreday, from Lancaster University's centre of gender and women's studies.

The digitisation is being done by staff from Keio University in Tokyo - which is sponsoring the project - in a windowless room.

The archive system includes a structure editor for correcting any departures from valid branching geometry and which allows simple errors in the digitisation to be corrected.