Sentence examples for ongoing effort to digitize from inspiring English sources

With the archive transfer, and an ongoing effort to digitize the gigantic "Souls Grown Deep" books, Arnett seemed to be preparing for a next step.

The L.S.E. is also making an effort to digitize the collection.

It is the first release in a $10 million effort to digitize his presidency.

The new space, along with an effort to digitize seventeen million records, speaks to the department's efforts to keep up with the times.

Mr. Brantley's organization is spearheading an effort to digitize books from libraries and make them broadly available, in competition with Google's own digitization project.

It joined with the National Archives and the National Park Service in an effort to digitize 3,600 boxes of microfilm of passenger manifests for a public research library on the island.

Another barrier Google recently ran up against involves authors and publishers concerned by the company's effort to digitize books in university libraries.

These titles, and millions more, are all out of copyright and part of the accelerating effort to digitize the public domain contents of the world's libraries.

It is, of course, frightening in a way to have a corporation heading up the effort to digitize the world's stores of data.

For the past few years, the Australian postal service has made a concerted effort to digitize and modernize its operations and the services it provides.

-- Mother Jones examines the so-far failed effort to digitize America's medical records.