Sentence examples for the digitised age from inspiring English sources
Many duplicates beautifully convey the peculiar power of handwriting, threatened with extinction in the digitised age.
Chomet's film is an important reminder that old-school, hand-drawn animation still has a place in the digitised, 3D age.
In a digitised age when "all our choices can now be tracked and traced and stored", that moment in the booth with "the good old HB pencil and a slip of paper" is "one of the last social functions we have all to ourselves".
The digitised images were saved as JPEGs.
The artbot works by searching the digitised collection by descriptive words.
The digitised letters will be made available free online through Baylor's digital collections.
The digitised archives of the Board of Longitude and Nevil Maskelyne can be found at Cambridge Digital Library.
The digitised British Library manuscript is a fascinating artefact in itself, just to browse.
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.
The digitised data are output on a 10-bit bus at 3 MHz.
The digitised particles and clusters were used as a structural input to digital simulation.
