How to pronounce “digiti” in English

digitize this where do you go and then what so you have it digitized but then you just have like family movie night

digitize your assets and then they allow you a really seamless way a very you

digitizing that through traditional methods takes about 2 minutes and 20 seconds to take all of those labels off

digitization of those effects and uh and spe specimens and so on yeah and what else are the so the next big challenge I

digitize that we've done about 50 million of those pages so far um but trying to then extract meaning semantic

digitizing manuscripts, organizing the world's information.

digitization you're an idiot and 50% letters from people saying you hate digitization you're wonderful I agree

digitized the scale of the project is is a problem many of them are copyright

digitized so that Santa can get that data.

digitize 150 years of archives so when you go back and look at New York Times story from the 1800s of the 1900s you're

are digitization-- because we know that robotics-- and being at Google, robotics and digitization and automation

to digitization. And again, this is mainly unskilled workers.

The digitization of our real-world lives, and now the connection between that digital version of ourselves to predictions of ourselves being, in large part,

had digitized two forms, 10 years, $1 billion.

They digitized in 3D, and then they modeled the behavior.

systematic digitization sometimes other things like that

and digitizing all this data, and using it, ultimately, to study the condition of the Arctic.

about digitizing every book ever printed and we thought, "Good!

the digitization of communications in news, in particular. I make my living, by and large, on the internet. I think it's great. I have much close communication with my readers and

could digitize footage and that was kind of the beginning of this whole transformation of the industry and today

One dimension is the digitization of health, which really didn't happen until 2010 or so, about 20 years after most other industries computerized

this display has digitizer layer to keep that dream alive.

If a maze is digitized, a mouse on the upper left can make decisions to go left, right, left, right to map out all possible paths through a maze.

I think early in digitization, there was this real debate around-- or at least early in the internet age, in that stage of digitization, about the tyranny of choice,

And now you have digitization of health records.

So as we digitize the data, there's a lot of bias in that data because we're creating it as humans.

But what you have digitized was kind of boring to begin with.

Registrars are starting to digitize.

Because the digitization takes time, treasure, money, all of those things.

We got that digitized.

You can digitize that.

trying to use digitization or next-level technology to make state functions a little bit more

Then we digitized the resistance that these detectors see as they scan the sky, and rotated the polarization.

Those images were digitized into SYS, into that electronic image manipulation software.

They actually digitized their old newspapers, so you can read the whole thing.

So there's a digitization project going on now for the plates that's funded by the National Science Foundation because the full information content has never

So when they're digitized, it will be a lot easier for everybody to look at them, and you won't have to worry about breaking the fragile plates.

along with the digitization equipment, but everything has been rebuilt and they're going again.

Google to help to digitize a whole bunch of Natural History uh not just from the Natural History Museum but from 60

and trying to digitize that that insect um that you see that pinned insect that fly there is a good example of

because of these digitisation.

The Mount Vesuvius of digitization was faintly rambling, but most of us were determined to block out the noise.

So in digitization, digitization is lossy.

approach to digitizing money and creating parallel systems for payment, that give maximum degrees of freedom

and only digitized. So what's next in advertising?

And we can digitize brains, and best exemplified by this UC Berkley study published last fall, where they took people, young people like you, put them in a magnetic residence imagining,

by saying let's digitize it all, you know, because preserve it. But is that ultimately what will happen? And right now the question, you know, that, the question, the issues raised

can't we digitize all the books in the world? I mean, all these things are wonders to someone like me. I mean, doing a book like this without Google?

Four elements: Digitization, the increase in storage capacity to track, Moore's Law, the increase of IC density, easy retrieval, and fast global infrastructures.