digitize

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Nowadays you'd digitize the signal and write a program to look for the peak.

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put into digital form, as for use in a computer; "he bought a device to digitize the data"

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verb

put into digital form, as for use in a computer; "he bought a device to digitize the data"

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Core meanings and parts of speech for digitize.

verb

put into digital form, as for use in a computer; "he bought a device to digitize the data"

See also: digitise, digitalize, digitalise

Example sentences

Nowadays you'd digitize the signal and write a program to look for the peak.

What theyre saying is, We paid a lot of money to digitize this material.

...and get someone that uses Photoshop well to digitize it properly.

When Google undertakes to digitize such content, they charge you by selling your privacy to others.

" This means that in the US you can take the phone book, digitize it, and as long as you present it in a distinct way you can publish that.

The LDS church does similar stuff on a very large scale to digitize genealogical records.

The easiest way to prevent copyrighted work from being distributed is to not digitize it.

Not sure if it's worth $24+, but if it works, maybe... I do take an awful lot of handwritten notes, and I'd love to digitize them easily.

It started so well, as a tool to harness collective 'intelligence' to digitize text while preventing spam.

"you're paying Elsevier to digitize, index, catalogue, and host publicly funded research"Really, is that what we are paying them for?

It's a nonprofit formed by libraries so that there would be a single entity to negotiate with publishers and digitize journals.

Like, scanners are free and the people who operate them work for free?Isn't it better for a non-profit entity to digitize PD articles and make them available to the world at a reasonable price?

I feel like it would be a good idea to have a law that says that if you failed to reprint a book for x years then it's okay for a library to digitize it forever, and allow it to be used by its patrons.

For undifferentiated products, it will always be faster to mass produce.+ Even taking the argument at face value that 3-D printing will help digitize inventory and create the same pressures that digital media did, I think more efficient mass production, rather than 3-D printing will be the likely case.

I don't have much money, so I can't get nice sheets of acrylic, wood, whatever to shape something out of, but I have a spool of plastic and can print almost anything.+ Even taking the argument at face value that 3-D printing will help digitize inventory and create the same pressures that digital media did, I think more efficient mass production, rather than 3-D printing will be the likely case.