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Digitising of files is an ongoing process, and new images are being added to the web site on a regular basis.

Scanning and digitising of the magazines, starting with issue 1 from 1941, is progressing each month.

The build in ScanGate software is used for the digitising of books.

To ensure continuing progress of the digitising of all the Survey's large scale plans.

The digitising of evidence is reducing the need to handle the original evidence until it is presented.

You can also use the SoundBlaster to record sounds (called Digitising) and have them play back as well.

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One of his achievements was the digitising of the Ulster Covenant by the Public Records Office of Northern Ireland.

In addition, Coventry University Advanced Digitising and Modelling Laboratory opened in December 2002 and is formally known as the Bugatti Building.

A new agreement between Hachette Livre and Google could offer a way forward in the ongoing dispute between authors, publishers and the search engine over the digitising of out-of-print books.

While teleconferencing has for long been the province of very large organisations, codec development together with the digitising of telephone networks and the emergence of ISDNs, will bring teleconferencing within reach of a mass market.

The main activities of the IDP are the conserving, cataloguing, and digitising of manuscripts, woodblock prints, paintings, photographs and other artefacts in the collections material from Dunhuang and other Eastern Silk Road sites held by participating institutions.

"We are among the most aggressive of libraries doing their own digitizing," Mr. Hilton said.

The process involves the manual digitizing of a number of points necessary for automatically reconstructing the 3D objects.

Document Digitizing (Scanning)

A recent example of such a program is the Digitizing America's Imprints project at the Library of Congress which received a $2 million grant in 2007.

November, Joseph A. "Digitizing Life: The Introduction of Computers to Biology and Medicine."

Certain programming series, such as Working together for children, Community Foundation spotlight, Public health spotlight, and Digitizing Delmarva heritage and traditions Reeling in the past.

While still having disadvantages compared to traditional scanners (such as distortion, reflections, shadows, low contrast), digital cameras offer advantages such as speed, portability and gentle digitizing of thick documents without damaging the book spine.

Where high-quality digitizing is not justified, for example in cases where a 'picture' of a map is required simply as a background, then TV camera input is a cost-effective means of providing such a raster backdrop.

As Joseph November said in Digitizing Life: The Introduction of Computers to Biology and Medicine, "(Buchanan) wanted the system (Dendral) to make discoveries on its own, not just help humans make them".

Interviews with an Afghan Legend Part I: ACKU Founder Nancy Hatch Dupree on Documenting and Digitizing Afghanistan's Cultural Heritage (an Edward Zellem interview series)

Kapur, A. Digitizing North Indian Music: Preservation and Extension using Multimodal Sensor Systems, Machine Learning and Robotics, VDM Verlag Dr. Müller, Germany, 2008.

Among the most outstanding projects developed so far are the one that makes it possible to sign electronically from iPhone and Android mobile devices and the one known as certified digitizing, that streamlines unattended digitizing processes by means of a sticker labelling system.

Figure 7.5 Silver polygon formed by inconsistent digitizing of the boundary between polygons A and B. Use of a data structure requiring that lines be digitized once only is preferred; compare the data structures used by SYMAP and GIMMS in the examples in Chapter 4.