Sentence examples for scanned edition from inspiring English sources

By the same token, as in the case of the Complete Work site, the scanned edition rates poorly on ease of downloading and printing.

The decision was made, in light of this, to publish a second text, a text which conforms more closely to the style of a modern book, and which is made for portability in digital and print forms, and which adds internal navigation not possible with a scanned edition.

Following its cinema release, the film was transferred to VHS in 1991 in a pan and scan edition.

Ten years after its launch, Google News' raw numbers are staggering: 50,000 sources scanned, 72 editions in 30 languages.

There are portfolio-size editions scanned directly from original artwork; artists successfully negotiating the worlds of fine, commercial and comics art; younger and less-well-known artists getting the full-color hardcover treatment; and the scholarship continues to deepen and the production values rise in books that study bedrock comic book artists like Jack Kirby, Steve Ditko and Alex Toth.

The most accessible online edition was scanned from an old library copy, which was last checked out in 1950.

Using a split screen, she compared the PDF of a scanned page from the jubilee edition with a version created with optical-character-recognition (O.C.R).

Instead, each book is treated as a unique item, even if that same edition has already been scanned a number of times for different customers.

The resulting digital edition of the Origin complements the scanned copy.

"WELL, somebody has it out for John Boehner," I muttered to my empty kitchen as I scanned the front page of my freshly unsheathed Sunday edition of the New York Times.

The Darwin Manuscripts Project (http://darwin.amnh.org) is publishing a new digital edition of the London 1859 edition of Darwin's The Origin of Species, which, alongside a copy built of scanned pages, extends opportunities for Internet readers.