Sentence examples for get digitised from inspiring English sources

The thinking is that this will become a bigger opportunity over time as more services get digitised, the cost of components continues to come down and everything becomes "hardware".

So how does an actor's performance get digitised?

Everything is simply getting digitised and connected – a most natural phenomenon, if venture capitalists are to be believed – and institutions could either innovate or die.

"People like to share what they're doing and by getting it digitised they can do that very easily via sites like Strava," he says.

Getting an accurate overview of where to find (digitised) cultural artefacts by a given artist or on a given topic is often a non-trivial process.

Britain's NHS spent almost ten years and £6.4 billion trying to get its records digitised before abandoning the effort last year.

Perhaps as we get more used to digitised memories, we'll become a little more open and honest about our own complex (and sometimes embarrassing) personal histories.

Once the archives have been identified the public can get access to them, but as they are not digitised people need to go to the Château de Vincennes.

Big data analytics has become an essential cornerstone in how enterprises do business: the mass of information that is a by-product of our increasingly digitised lives gets ordered for a number of uses: to create business intelligence, to feed machine learning algorithms, and to gain deeper insights into larger industry trends to help make better decisions.

To date, Kno's apps can be accessed via its iPad, Android and Windows 7 and Windows 8 apps, and the main idea behind Kno is that the books are not only digitised but also include additional features to help students and teachers assess their progress, share information with others and generally get more engaged in the content.

All copies from 1785 to 1985 have been digitised and are fully searchable by keyword.