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digitize
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digitize

To convert an image or signal into digital code by scanning, tracing on a graphics tablet or using an analog to digital conversion device. 3D objects can be digitized by a device with a mechanical arm that is moved onto all the corners.



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Making the Transitory Permanent: The Intellectual Heritage in a Digitised World of Knowledge.
Digital archiving in the pharmaceutical industry: while relatively ... by Stamatiadis, Dimitri / Information Management Journal
i] is the energy corresponding to channel i and [DELTA] is the channel width for the digitised spectrum.
Limitations to accuracy in extracting characteristic line intensities ... by Statham, Peter J. / Journal of Research of the National Institute of Standards and Technology
to encode a fragment of sound, from one to several seconds in duration, in a digitised binary form which can then be stored in computer memory.
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