Sentence examples for of the digitised from inspiring English sources

In addition, much of the digitised rainfall data from numerous stations are viewed as being unreliable, with important events missing and errors in the digitised data.

Accuracy here is defined as the deviation of the area of the digitised image from the actual area of the real particle.

This networked view of the world comes naturally to us citizens of the digitised universe, whose connectivities through cell phones and the internet overlay and dominate the quaint two-dimensionality of the surface of the Earth.

While the "native 3D" remains a take-it-or-leave-it addition (the best I can say is that it bothered me less than usual), the organic scope of the digitised character creation is breathtaking, using the technology to tell the story from the point of view of the apes, who remain the primary focus of the narrative.

This will be followed by a brief description of the digitised network that was used.

A minimum of five consecutive breaths were selected for analysis of the digitised VT signals.

Implications for accuracy of 3D digitised representations of particles are highlighted and its relevance to predictions of 3D particle packing based on the digitised data.

Alternately, breast density could be evaluated quantitatively using the computer algorithms applied to the digitised images of the mammograms.

An additional aspect may be the decreased similarity of the PV images to the digitised previous mammograms.

The spatial resolution is calculated as the number of pixels across the width of the icon in the digitised image, divided by its physical width of 222 mm.

The surface of each blastomere in the digitised embryo is represented as a meshwork of triangles.