Sentence examples for to the digitised from inspiring English sources

Jobs, directed by Joshua Michael Stern, follows its subject's journey from California college drop-out to the digitised revolution heralded by the 2001 unveiling of Apple's globe-conquering iPod.

Punters sit mesmerised on bar stools tapping bets on to the digitised green felt before watching the ball loop around the wheel and land with a synthetic clunk.

An additional aspect may be the decreased similarity of the PV images to the digitised previous mammograms.

Alternately, breast density could be evaluated quantitatively using the computer algorithms applied to the digitised images of the mammograms.

The basic ethos of this algorithm is to digitise particle shapes, and to use the digitised shapes to generate digital packing structures.

When the British-based Internet Watch Foundation tried to ban the digitised cover of the German rock band Scorpions Virgin Killerr album from the net, its attempts led to wider circulation of the image than would ever have happened otherwise.

A modified Laplacian smoothing technique is applied to process the digitised data for generating the thermoforming mould surfaces.

It's the scholarship of an era in which you can tap "gutta-percha" into search engines that allow access to the freshly digitised expanses of periodicals from the time.

An experienced observer (DLS) who was blinded to treatment read the digitised radiographs using modified Larsen scores 17 after the trial ended.

That second word would have been scanned but rendered illegible and, so, the repeated deciphering of it by different users, who agree on what it is likely to be, would eventually enable that word to be reincorporated into the digitised archive it came from.

This networked view of the world comes naturally to us citizens of the digitised universe, whose connectivities through cell phones and the internet overlay and dominate the quaint two-dimensionality of the surface of the Earth.