Examples of using Digitised in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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The digitised world has no respect for contemplation or reflection;
We have a few from his human brain, digitised across and stored in the Synth part.
She is the author of Your Right to Know 2006, The Silent State 2010,and The Revolution Will Be Digitised 2011.
Google Catalogs, an interactive shopping programme that digitised catalogues, was shut down in 2015.
Your digitised photograph is stored in the Australian Passport database and in the computer chip within your ePassport.
The mummies from Medelhavsmuseet in Stockholm will be digitised by technology which uses photos and X-ray scans to create 3D models.
Construct a digitised platform for Chinese football clubs and youth training systems designed to help support the development of the sport in China.
According to McKinsey in a 2014 report,traditional retail banks across Europe had digitised only 20 to 40 percent of their processes.
Both data laws exist to protect citizens from having their private data misused, which is an unfortunate part of modernlife as so much information is digitised.
Yet companies shouldn't delayexploring the benefits of AI until after they have fully digitised their processes and harnessed their data.
The complexity and scale of today's digitiSed platforms pose a serious challenge to traditional models of security, as there is still a probability of human error.
BGCI secretary general Paul Smith said that it was not possible to accurately estimate the number of tree species in the world until now because thedata has only just been digitised.
Every row contains a date, name of the object, what action did I do(thrown,sold, digitised, given to a friend, given to an NGO) and if it had been sold, its price.
Eu, an internet portal that acts as an interface to millions of books, paintings, films,museum objects and archival records that have been digitised throughout Europe.
I too stored some items because therewas something to be done with them(photos to be digitised, things to be put on sale on the internet, old CDs that contained memories, etc.).
Today, the script has been digitised as part of Unicode, which allows it to be used easily online, but the lack of funding from governments and the omnipresence of French on all levels of daily life means that use of this alphabet remains limited.
The world's entire scientific and cultural heritage, published over centuries in books and journals,is increasingly being digitised and locked up by a handful of private corporations.
Following a project in which the ITF digitised its content catalogue, which previously existed only in physical copies across multiple formats, including VHS, betacam, SD and HD tapes and 2K film, the ITF engaged Imagen to store, manage and share its content in order to generate more value from its assets and actively commercialise content.
Some companies aretransforming themselves into“intelligent enterprises,” in which all processes are digitised, decisions are data-driven and machines do the heavy lifting- both physical and cognitive.
The conference aims to provide leaders of Vietnam's major businesses with a comprehensive view on the rapidly developed digital transformation trend, as well as new products andservices built on existing hi-tech platforms and digitised technologies.
There are trillions of atoms in the human body, meaning a person would have to be broken down into individual ones before each were entangled,read, digitised and teleported, before that whole process were done in reverse to bring them to the new location.
Following a project in which the ITF digitised its content catalogue, which previously existed only in physical copies across multiple formats, including VHS, betacam, SD and HD tapes and 2K film, the ITF engaged Imagen to store, manage and share its content in order to generate more value from its assets and actively commercialise content.
Instead, the software assesses how likely you are to have said a given word based on the surrounding words,drawing on statistical models derived from vast repositories of digitised documents and the previous utterances of other users.
There is no authoritatively accredited definition for the term OER at present;the most often used definition of OER is, digitised materials offered freely and openly for educators, students and self-learners to use and reuse for teaching, learning and research(OECD, 2007).
Avetov, Portnyagin and their friends offered His Holiness several gifts including a Russian soldier's hat- like one worn by Portnyagin's grandfather, an old sand-timer,a book of Russian icons and a digitised edition of the Kangyur- the result of 30 years' work.
We strongly believe that bricks-and-mortar stores can create huge value, but their model needs to be upgraded,and their operations need to be digitised,” Zhang said at a consumer goods conference in Singapore earlier this year.
The Fast-Fourier-Transform is a family of algorithms that have made it possible to move from a world where the telephone, the television and the gramophone worked on analogue signals,to a world where everything is digitised and can therefore be dealt with by computers such as the iPhone.
An anonymous pamphlet called Behind the Counter(1888)- featuring“sketches” penned by a shop assistant- dedicated a whole section to the pressures of the festiveperiod(the pamphlet has not been digitised, but can be consulted at the British Library or Bodleian Libraries).