Sentences with phrase «digitization which»

At the time we made this movie, there was digitization which is now done all over the place.

At the time we made this movie, there was digitization which is now done all over the place.

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The company is in the midst of a massive digitization effort, which means absorbing talent from another less - than - woman - friendly culture — technology — into the company's ecosystem.

This year, we updated the name of the awards to reflect the extent to which digitization is transforming our lives in general and banking in particular.

According to Searcy, «The market forces of digitization, mobilization, and purchasing governance are going to dramatically change the ways in which buying and selling occur.

It started with the implementation of a paperless technology at the nation's ports which makes it easier and convenient for people to clear their goods from the ports due to the digitization of the clearance regime and removal of human element.

The Economic and Organized Crime Office (EOCO), on Tuesday raided the premises of the IT firm which executed the $ 72 million digitization project for the Social Security and National Insurance Trust (SSNIT).

Look to the vast New York Public Library's digitization effort, as well as the Boston Public Library system, which has collaborated on modernization efforts with towns across Massachusetts.

«The digitization of people's lives allows us to quantify precisely how much a person costs society and which people are using multiple different costly health and social services,» Moffitt said.

Hafford runs the Ur Digitization Project, which aims to unite all the artifacts from Woolley's excavations into one place on the Web.

Lacerda claims that the spikes and plateaus are largely artifacts of the digitization of the sound and that the system makes arbitrary connections between the rates at which they occur and emotional states such as «high stress» or «untruthfulness.»

Indeed, Fung et al. (2009) investigated the pennation angle of the sternocostal portion, which included 7 distinct segments, and also the clavicular portion in an autopsy study using 3D digitization and dissection.

«I am also trying to work with the big publishers as distributors, either SM, whether Anaya, Santillana... who are living their own battle, which today is the digitization of content: How to bring that content to the world of ipads and tablets.

This is a welcome addition to the ScanSnap series of personal scanners, which deliver fast and simple document digitization to PDF.»

Both Losty and Chellini were in Mumbai last week to mark the completion of digitization of the Ramayana, which can now be accessed from the CSMVS and the British Library sites.

This no doubt will provide the newer generation a glimpse of literary works, most of which were written well over a century ago, titles which would have wilted away into oblivion without the digitization efforts.

Readers interested in user experience design might like a quick and dirty video I created which shows the different user experiences of our platform and Comixology, iBooks and a custom made app by the guy who was advising on the Cerebus digitization project.

The library is undergoing a massive digitization effort to preserve some of its most valuable books and documents, which are now prone to deterioration and decay because of repeated handling.

The financial needs of a task this large are fortunately something that the DPLA leadership have addressed from the very beginning, causing them to formulate a structure in which the DPLA is more of an ongoing project rather than a race to the finish line of digitization of content.

The report also noted that four million titles are available in digital formats, a number which the report said «has been spiked by the surge» in digitization of backlist, increased use of print - on - demand, and the introduction of more self - published titles.

Magzter has a digitization program for publishers, which is free, but it charges a 50 - 50 revenue split on sales.

While much of the conversation is about the Bible itself and the stylistic and grammatical conventions at the time of its writing, a very real concern was raised by the actual digitization, which in this case, is really only professional - quality and non-invasive or destructive photography.

I've never heard a more beautiful end credits tune, which comes right after a very classic sci - fi ending that features Serkis himself (no digitization or voice acting, it's actually him) speaking directly to the main characters.

We are currently in the second phase of the Black Mountain College Research & Digitization Project, which began in 2008.

LACMA, which publishes up to a dozen print titles in a given year, was a pioneer in the digitization of out - of - print catalogs, which can be accessed for free on the museum's website.

Dixon was also the driver behind the digitization of the Noguchi collection, which made the artist's works and research materials widely accessible.

The copies are smudged and almost illegible, and the reference to books by Benjamin such as The Work of Art in the Age of Mechanical Reproduction aligns the work squarely with recent artistic projects dealing with Google Books» scanning process, which touch on issues like the nostalgia for paperbound books on one hand, and concerns about mass digitization on the other.

Lu was a Co-Artistic Director of ROUNDTABLE: The 9th Gwangju Biennale (Korea, 2012)[9] through which her focus developed around the ways in which the de-bordering and loosening of economic, sovereign, social, cultural and historic frameworks by digitization, global trade and political movements challenges our ideological and national logics.

A leading - edge operations center opens in New York The New York Power Authority (NYPA) has taken a huge step forward in increasing the efficiency of its operations with the opening of its new Integrated Smart Operations Center (iSOC), which harnesses the capabilities of state - of - the - art digitization technologies.

Hadfield points out how western legal systems developed in another age are becoming obsolete in a world in which borders are more porous, digitization is rampant and economic activity is global.

The digitization effort involves slicing up books and feeding them into a 12 - foot - high scanner, which is a thing I didn't know existed but now I really want.

I am also quite interested in the aspects of digitization to the industry, which I believe has not even really started in a material way.

For an interesting overview of who has digitized which Canadian parliamentary publications, people may want to read the March 2009 document entitled Working Paper: Digitization of Publications relating to the Parliament of Canada on the parliamentary website.

This is significant because it reflects: (1) the potential for collaboration among AI solutions (and technology generally) to benefit clients; (2) a mentality of constant improvement that is new to the legal industry; (3) the potential to provide meaningful legal access to millions across the globe in dire need; (4) the digitization of the legal industry; (5) an ongoing reassessment of which tasks require a licensed lawyer; and (6) greater leverage and efficiency of legal expertise.

Thanks to a tweet by @richards1000 I was reminded about Cornell University Library's digitization project, which has resulted in over 2000 law books» becoming freely available online at the Internet Archive.

Peter Diamandis's keynote address (which I noted in my previous post) talked of the «six D's,» which all start with, and flow from, digitization of content

This growing demand for broker license across the insurance industry is because of the increasing adoption of technology - driven approach and digitization of the whole process, which essentially is for the consumers.