Sentence examples for via digitised from inspiring English sources

Cars fitted with satellite receivers can easily be charged via digitised on-board maps according to time, place and distance; and there is no risk that traffic will be diverted as drivers try to skip paying a fee by choosing an alternative route.

For comparison we consider the ideal scenario (Full STAP) where 64-pulses are transmitted and received via 22 digitised channels and full adaptive degrees of freedom (22 64) are applied to the processor by creating a 1408 1408 covariance matrix inversion.

The spectral characteristics of these synthesised signals are reminiscent of the corresponding data that are measured experimentally via encoding digitised free induction decay curves from a healthy human brain using Magnetic Resonance Spectroscopy (MRS).

The objective of the analysis is to contribute to the sociology of diagnosis and to critical digital health studies by investigating the phenomenon of digitised diagnosis via apps.

Almost every business process or human interaction is rapidly being digitised and offered via the cloud, as a seemingly endless supply of startups look to disrupt legacy software or often old, completely non-digital ways of doing things.

digitised and recorded via NetStation software (Electrical Geodesics Inc).

The VPS is an interactive microscope emulator that presents a complete digitised tissue section via the Internet or CD ROM, allowing both stepwise increases of magnification (16× to 2000× on standard 17" monitor) and eight-way directional lateral-motion.

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The centrepiece is a 15m interactive table which enables visitors to access digitised material, particularly from the Churchill Archives Centre, via an 'electronic filing cabinet'.

"People like to share what they're doing and by getting it digitised they can do that very easily via sites like Strava," he says.

The centrepiece is a 15-metre interactive table that enables visitors to access digitised material, particularly from the Churchill Archives Centre, via an 'electronic filing cabinet'.