Examples of using Digitised in English and their translations into Czech
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Hasn't been digitised.
Death digitised, I suppose.
Currently, only 5% of Europe's cultural heritage is available in digitised form.
Synth tech, digitised memories.
I digitised them and adjusted for ink seepage.
Unfortunately, the company who were doing the filing were sacked, so nothing has been digitised.
He's receiving digitised data from a television screen.
I support the call for Europeana to reach a stock of at least 15 million different digitised objects by 2015.
More digitised data crossed phone lines than conversations.
These are all live surveillance devices… digitised, miniaturised transceivers, audio and video.
Of the digitised… Abby? Waves that hyper-crank the transfer speed.
By June 2010, there are expected to be 10 million digitised works and by 2015, the figure is expected to reach 15 million.
It is also about the sovereignty of authors, who should have the right to be involved in decisions about whether, how andin what form their books are digitised and used.
One of them, in 2013, digitised all criminal files, including the Mantis.
Unfortunately, 47% of the content of Europeana currently comes from France, while countries which should have a strong presence, given their massive cultural heritage, such as Greece,only represent a scant percentage of the digitised files.
It was being digitised, page by page, but then the budget was cut and the project was shelved.
In this regard, the Commission has been calling, and will repeatedly call, on Member States: firstly, to intensify their digitisation policies; secondly, to explore the possibilities for public-private partnerships for digitisation; and,thirdly, to ensure that all digitised material becomes available through Europeana.
Were sacked, so nothing has been digitised. Unfortunately, the company who were doing the filing.
Our technology has measured, digitised, recorded and reverse engineered cool stuff from the worlds of sport, entertainment, fashion, food, cultural heritage, education and research and many more, proving that measurement equipment really is needed everywhere.
So nothing has been digitised. Unfortunately, the company who were doing the filing Excuse us.
Were sacked, so nothing has been digitised. Unfortunately, the company who were doing the filing Excuse us.
The author focused his research on digitised virtual environments and photos captured in them, and especially on the practices and aesthetics of the screenshot.
Today, Europeana provides access to seven million'digitised objects'(namely images, texts, sounds and videos), whether world-renowned works or small hidden treasures, at the click of a mouse.
Ability to measure and digitise wide range of materials and finishing technologies.
This machine digitises time- we can release jets of it.
The process of digitising books opens up great new opportunities, but it must- and I emphasise this- must serve the interests of publishing and readers, that is to say, European businesses and consumers.
Google is prepared to invest EUR 15 million a year in rapidly digitising and making available up to 20 million works in 10 years.
Europeana is one of the leading projects in this area,helping to speed up the processes for digitising cultural heritage in each individual Member State.
The Hexagon WLS400M white light measurement system is a manually operated system used for 3D metrology,quality inspection and digitising.
We're gonna be dealing with media frenzy, public panic. Grand finale.If Malik digitises these tapes and releases them.