Sentence examples for into digitized from inspiring English sources

The soft-focus photos are manipulated in the darkroom, then transformed into digitized images and printed on watercolor paper.

As transmissions from halfway around the world stuttered and faded, images finally dissolved into digitized color squares.

The scientists are exploring ways in which electrodes could transmit signals from muscle movements in the tongue as words were formed within the mouth -- but not actually spoken -- to a computer that could translate the signals into digitized speech.

Inkling is looking to help textbook makers convert their content into digitized versions that are more than just static reproductions of the original text.

In late 2009, MacInnis left Apple to co-found Inkling with the mission to help textbook publishers convert their content into digitized, interactive versions, going beyond static rehashing of text, thanks to the opportunities created by new, mobile means of consumption, like the iPad.

I spent months doing research and development for Nimbes last year, and the discoveries I made then are inspiring most of my new projects this year: I found new techniques to capture bit of the real world into digitized version.

She worked on an electrified keyboard attached to her Apple Macintosh computer, with a special software program that converts her keystrokes into the digitized sounds of any one of dozens of instruments heard on the film.

Taking a Little 'Slice' of Your Heart BODY scanning uses computed tomography, known as CT, in which computer software translates an X-ray image into a digitized cross-section, or "slice," called a tomogram.

Reading in bed with his girlfriend, Anastas wonders if the rise of e-books "will help keep writing alive and well into the digitized future, or if my problems are an early warning that my profession is about to go extinct".

I sat quietly with the text, thinking of how many hands it had to pass through to reach the Vatican Library, how overwhelming the odds had been against its survival into the digitized present, with its heady promise of infinite availability in time and space.

At the same time, though, the underlying, longer-term economic problem was coming into focus: the United States was slowly moving away from the industrial age and into a digitized and globally competitive world, and that transformation was threatening to displace the middle class and erode the country's economic dominance in the decades ahead.