Digitised in a sentence

Does the school prepare my child for a digitised education environment, and the future of work?

GIF IT UP is the annual competition which challenges people to reuse digitised cultural heritage material to produce unique GIFs and share them online.

It is the first time health and social care records have been digitised in Northern Ireland.

The Home Office's Immigration and Asylum Border System also holds digitised photos of foreign nationals.

In his first update as chief executive, Allaway outlined his vision for the regional lender: one that was simplified and digitised.

Persuit’s digitised platform allows in-house legal departments to set out the scope of the legal work they need, and to then directly compare competing proposals and pricing from law firms — allowing clients, in effect, to compare apples with apples.

The successful execution of this plan, Gwadabe said, would help in seamlessly capturing revenues for government through digitised retail-end market.

For managing director, Innace Investment Nigeria Limited, Engineer Gbolahan Lawal, the federal government’s plan to issue digitised identity cards to Nigerians in the next five years is possible and achievable.

Stormzy’s musical performance and likeness were digitised within the game through motion capture and voice-acting.

The images appear on Historic England's — a collection of 2,000 newly-digitised images from the John Laing Photographic Collection.

Alongside these already digitised sectors and activities, India stands to create more value if it succeeds in nurturing new and emerging digital ecosystems in sectors such as agriculture, education, energy, financial services, healthcare, and logistics.

The technology that sets Magic Leap apart from other augmented reality competition is called Dynamic Digitised Lightfield Signal, or Digital Lightfield for short.

By Isaac Arkoh, GNA Elmina (C/R), June 14, GNA - The Ministry of Tourism, Arts and Culture (MoTAC) has mounted a state of the art digitised fees collection, administration and monitoring machines at the Cape Coast and Elmina Castles.

Mrs Maame Yaa Tiwaa Addo-Danquah, the Director General, Criminal Investigation Department, said her outfit had digitised all convicted crimes from 1957 to date for easy references.

Some of these programmes are yet to commence, and when they do, the focus ought to be ensuring that the manual work-flow systems are functioning properly and logically before the processes are subsequently digitised.

The BBC, the monopoly broadcaster when it televised her coronation, now competes for the nation’s attention in a cacophonously digitised world.

The technology also enables cost cutting, population health management, innovation and regulatory practices by adopting cooperative delivery models and transitioning to digitised operations.

Incoming submissions can be found among the correspondence of the digitised papers of the Board of Longitude.

In readiness, the ABC had fully digitised its production, post-production and transmission facilities – heralded at the time as "the greatest advance in television technology since the introduction of colour".

Panjab Digital Library has digitised over 5 million pages from different manuscripts and most of them are available online.