to digitalize

Examples

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• For many of today's students, a book is just a database waiting to be digitalized.

  Academic text (1996)

• By digitalizing the process, many could make money through volume.

  Academic text (2011)

• Fourth, some of the problem comes from a lot of jobs becoming digitalized, and those who have been replaced by a computer were not prepared with an alternative.

  Blog text (3)

• Suarez told a Virginia Festival of the Book audience on Wednesday that digitalizing books may preserve linguistic codes, but that other aspects of a book disappear.

  Blog text (22)

• The Meter-Master Model 100EL uses a strap-on magnetic sensor to digitalize a meter's magnetic drive signal without any meter alteration or service interruption.

  Academic text (1998)

• They develop it, transfer the negative onto tape that can be digitalized into the Avid computer, and make a simultaneous copy that can be screened on any VCR.

  Fiction book (1999)

• For instance, the Primarily History project examined historians' information-seeking behavior since the advent of the World Wide Web, online finding aids, digitalized collections, and the increasingly pervasive networked scholarly environment.

  Academic text (2015)

• To see whether symmetry played a role in the perception of human beauty, ethologist Karl Grammer of Vienna University and I conducted a study in which men and women were presented with digitalized images of opposite-sex faces of varying degrees of symmetry.

  Academic text (1993)

• To enhance learning, schools are aiming to digitalize their curriculum and resources.

• As technology advances, more industries are choosing to digitalize traditional processes for better performance.

Synonyms

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to digitize

vsto digitalize

• Specialized

24 3.9

To change information, images, or records into a form a computer can read

converts broader kinds of information and material into digital form for computer use

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