The phrase "scanned articles" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase when referring to articles that have been indexed or read electronically. For example: "The library has a database of scanned articles that students can access to help with research paper".
For readers at other schools, scanned articles can be requested through Borrow Direct and ILL.
A recent enhancement to the system allows for real-time ad-hoc assignment of URNs by non-systems staff, e.g., when placing newly scanned articles and folders on electronic reserve.
"Dacheng lao jiu kan quan wen shu ju ku" is a database of scanned articles of around seven thousand Chinese journals published in China in either the late Qing Dynasty pre-19111) or the period of the Republic of China (1911-1949).
Second, we scanned articles published up to January 2013 and cited more than 200 times.
For scanned articles, reference extraction relies on OCR.
Abstracts are available free online for almost all articles, and full scanned articles are available in Graphics Interchange Format (GIF) and Portable Document Format (PDF) for older articles.
As I scan articles for mention of other black Americans who feel the same solidarity with these protests, I'm happy to find an increasing number.
No one is really paying attention as consumers scan articles and move on before webpages have finished loading.
We also scanned the articles from the bibliographies of retrieved trials and review articles.
Current document image research focuses on extracting bibliographic data from scanned journal articles.
From scanned magazine articles to books, video, audio and websites – the data amassed is now over 20 petabytes – 20 million gigabytes.
