Sentence examples for using digitised from inspiring English sources

In this study, we quantify the severity of drug-induced dyskinesias in the arms of Parkinson's disease (PD) patients using digitised spiral-drawing tasks.

Using digitised works in the Project Gutenberg library, they processed 7,733 works from 537 authors written after the year 1550, were looking for the frequency at which 307 "content-free" words – such as "of", "at" and "by" – appeared.

Factors affecting the accuracy of using digitised images of projected particles in order to determine particle properties such as shape, size and particle perimeter are defined.

Furthermore, using digitised networks as inputs, empirically-based minimal biophysical mass-flow models already provide a high degree of explanation for patterns of long-distance radiolabel movement, and hint at global control mechanisms emerging naturally as a consequence of the intrinsic hydraulic connectivity.

The recent increase in the use of comparative judgment may be largely due to the availability and use of online software systems, using digitised student works, by small groups of researchers in the UK and in Western Australia.

New forms of air traffic management, using digitised TV and mobile signals bounced off aircraft will replace the 1940s-era radar system still in use by  air traffic control, and allow planes to land more efficiently, using less fuel in the process.

We used digitised repeat aerial photography to chart the dynamics of these mosaics over 52 years (1950 2002).

Another involves people such as the elderly, who prefer to have access to cash, disabled people, who may find it difficult to use digitised payment solutions, and homeless people, who do not have bank accounts.

NARC was, as far as I'm aware, the very first arcade game to use digitised graphics: a system that involved the developers filming actors – or rather "actors" – against a blue screen and then turning them into sprite-based animations in the finished game.

For 1949 1975, we used digitised weekly counts of death registrations published in print by the Registrar General, 18 supplementing 1950 1964 data from a previous study.

Our methodology used digitised raw ultrasound data 32 which differs from standard ultrasound imaging by retaining phase information present in ultrasound waveforms, facilitating both Fourier and Wavelet signal processing.