Sentence examples for scanned book from inspiring English sources

The scanned book project is certainly consistent with the company's mission, which is "to organize the world's information and make it universally accessible and useful".

Public domain books are proofread by volunteers who are given a page of a scanned book to compare with the electronic text.

In his letter, Mr. Hartmann, the Google executive, described the agreement to release scanned book titles as "unprecedented" and asked Chinese writers to appreciate the company's sincere interest in settling the issue amicably.

And then, Mr. D'Amato recalled, a friend mentioned that the architect of their building was actually "some famous Austrian," and later sent via e-mail a few scanned book pages to support his claim.

Rose says: "There are a lot of people who will want to read books in a physical form". Joel Rickett, deputy editor of the Bookseller, says publishers are tempted to back Google in its partner programme because there are no devices in much of the world on to which a scanned book could be downloaded so the threat posed is limited.

It can store about 500,000 pages of text or 600 pages of scanned book pages.

Some litigants have demanded monetary compensation for scanned books.

Harried librarians scanned books while patrons tapped their feet, checked their watches and occasionally rolled their eyes.

And the company is undertaking a vast effort to serve as a searchable repository for scanned books.

"It gives you a good experience of reading, it's not like the old-fashioned scanned books that people could not read," Iravani said.

Its own scanner gives it much more control over this process: poorly scanned books are commonplace and lead to more errors further down the line.