Definition of digitize in English:

digitize

(British digitise)

verb ˈdɪdʒɪtʌɪzˈdɪdʒəˌtaɪz

[with object]usually as adjective digitized

Convert (pictures or sound) into a digital form that can be processed by a computer.
将（图片，声音）转换成（可供计算机处理的）数字形式，使数字化
the new police national computer will be capable of storing digitized photographs
Example sentencesExamples
- The libraries need to identify collections that need to be digitized.
- The most significant of these involves digitizing the individual sounds of acoustic instruments and using the data to create a new spectrum of sounds.
- The software digitized and compressed audio signals before sending them over the Internet.
- The implant works by receiving sound through a speech processor then analyzing and digitizing the sound into a coded signal.
- Pulse images are digitized by the device and written to disk as a computer file.
- The chip and digitized photo are only intended to strengthen the integrity of the Canadian passport.
- Added to this slimmed-down distribution were special configuration and monitoring scripts and the software for digitizing the audio signal.
- The image is digitised into binary code and saved as a computer file.
- What video capture cards do to put it in simple terms is that these cards use hardware or software compression to digitize your video onto the hard drive on your computer.
- The conflict began when that content was digitized and acquired attributes that it had not previously had.
- You could digitize photographs and put them on the system, but one picture took an entire hard disk.
- When the object is deformed, interference fringes appear, which are digitized via a video camera.
- The internet will run on servers which will themselves be digitized and uploaded onto the internet.
- We also analyzed the structure of the airspaces within each slide by digitizing the image and converting it to black and white and then identifying the length of every pixel line segment lying within an airspace.
- Perhaps more important, shared catalog data can help archivists avoid digitizing materials that have already been digitized by other institutions.
- The sound is also there, although, like the first units, digitized speech is still horrid.
- Once the roots are clean, a flatbed scanner is then used to digitize images of them for scientists to analyze with computer software.
- I could make a game like this using merely digitized photos hotlinked to each other.
- All images were digitized and analyzed to extract the drop profile.
- In order for a computer to process and ultimately analyze these signals, they first must be digitized.

Derivatives

digitizer

noun ˈdɪdʒɪtʌɪzəˈdɪdʒəˌtaɪzər

a piece of hardware such as a digitizer
Example sentencesExamples
- In such a case, the minimum signal level of the camera is below the threshold of the digitizer so that the digitizer is unable to detect the zero level.
- Users can buy a third party digitizer, or attach a USB keyboard.
- The bug is a memory leak in the default digitizer that ships with the system, and has been irking users for over a year.
- The recent advances in silicon photonics make it possible to integrate the entire digitizer on a silicon chip, leading to a compact and low-cost solution.
- Used in a single or double configuration, this high-speed digitiser provides high resolution in a small form factor.

Definition of digitize in US English:

digitize

(British digitise)

verbˈdɪdʒəˌtaɪzˈdijəˌtīz

[with object]usually as adjective digitized

Convert (pictures or sound) into a digital form that can be processed by a computer.
将（图片，声音）转换成（可供计算机处理的）数字形式，使数字化
the new police national computer will be capable of storing digitized photographs
Example sentencesExamples
- The chip and digitized photo are only intended to strengthen the integrity of the Canadian passport.
- I could make a game like this using merely digitized photos hotlinked to each other.
- Pulse images are digitized by the device and written to disk as a computer file.
- When the object is deformed, interference fringes appear, which are digitized via a video camera.
- The most significant of these involves digitizing the individual sounds of acoustic instruments and using the data to create a new spectrum of sounds.
- The conflict began when that content was digitized and acquired attributes that it had not previously had.
- What video capture cards do to put it in simple terms is that these cards use hardware or software compression to digitize your video onto the hard drive on your computer.
- Once the roots are clean, a flatbed scanner is then used to digitize images of them for scientists to analyze with computer software.
- The internet will run on servers which will themselves be digitized and uploaded onto the internet.
- All images were digitized and analyzed to extract the drop profile.
- The libraries need to identify collections that need to be digitized.
- In order for a computer to process and ultimately analyze these signals, they first must be digitized.
- The sound is also there, although, like the first units, digitized speech is still horrid.
- Added to this slimmed-down distribution were special configuration and monitoring scripts and the software for digitizing the audio signal.
- We also analyzed the structure of the airspaces within each slide by digitizing the image and converting it to black and white and then identifying the length of every pixel line segment lying within an airspace.
- Perhaps more important, shared catalog data can help archivists avoid digitizing materials that have already been digitized by other institutions.
- The implant works by receiving sound through a speech processor then analyzing and digitizing the sound into a coded signal.
- The image is digitised into binary code and saved as a computer file.
- You could digitize photographs and put them on the system, but one picture took an entire hard disk.
- The software digitized and compressed audio signals before sending them over the Internet.

单词	digitize
释义	Definition of digitize in English: digitize (British digitise) verb ˈdɪdʒɪtʌɪzˈdɪdʒəˌtaɪz [with object]usually as adjective digitized Convert (pictures or sound) into a digital form that can be processed by a computer. 将（图片，声音）转换成（可供计算机处理的）数字形式，使数字化 the new police national computer will be capable of storing digitized photographs Example sentencesExamples The libraries need to identify collections that need to be digitized. The most significant of these involves digitizing the individual sounds of acoustic instruments and using the data to create a new spectrum of sounds. The software digitized and compressed audio signals before sending them over the Internet. The implant works by receiving sound through a speech processor then analyzing and digitizing the sound into a coded signal. Pulse images are digitized by the device and written to disk as a computer file. The chip and digitized photo are only intended to strengthen the integrity of the Canadian passport. Added to this slimmed-down distribution were special configuration and monitoring scripts and the software for digitizing the audio signal. The image is digitised into binary code and saved as a computer file. What video capture cards do to put it in simple terms is that these cards use hardware or software compression to digitize your video onto the hard drive on your computer. The conflict began when that content was digitized and acquired attributes that it had not previously had. You could digitize photographs and put them on the system, but one picture took an entire hard disk. When the object is deformed, interference fringes appear, which are digitized via a video camera. The internet will run on servers which will themselves be digitized and uploaded onto the internet. We also analyzed the structure of the airspaces within each slide by digitizing the image and converting it to black and white and then identifying the length of every pixel line segment lying within an airspace. Perhaps more important, shared catalog data can help archivists avoid digitizing materials that have already been digitized by other institutions. The sound is also there, although, like the first units, digitized speech is still horrid. Once the roots are clean, a flatbed scanner is then used to digitize images of them for scientists to analyze with computer software. I could make a game like this using merely digitized photos hotlinked to each other. All images were digitized and analyzed to extract the drop profile. In order for a computer to process and ultimately analyze these signals, they first must be digitized. Derivatives digitizer noun ˈdɪdʒɪtʌɪzəˈdɪdʒəˌtaɪzər a piece of hardware such as a digitizer Example sentencesExamples In such a case, the minimum signal level of the camera is below the threshold of the digitizer so that the digitizer is unable to detect the zero level. Users can buy a third party digitizer, or attach a USB keyboard. The bug is a memory leak in the default digitizer that ships with the system, and has been irking users for over a year. The recent advances in silicon photonics make it possible to integrate the entire digitizer on a silicon chip, leading to a compact and low-cost solution. Used in a single or double configuration, this high-speed digitiser provides high resolution in a small form factor. Definition of digitize in US English: digitize (British digitise) verbˈdɪdʒəˌtaɪzˈdijəˌtīz [with object]usually as adjective digitized Convert (pictures or sound) into a digital form that can be processed by a computer. 将（图片，声音）转换成（可供计算机处理的）数字形式，使数字化 the new police national computer will be capable of storing digitized photographs Example sentencesExamples The chip and digitized photo are only intended to strengthen the integrity of the Canadian passport. I could make a game like this using merely digitized photos hotlinked to each other. Pulse images are digitized by the device and written to disk as a computer file. When the object is deformed, interference fringes appear, which are digitized via a video camera. The most significant of these involves digitizing the individual sounds of acoustic instruments and using the data to create a new spectrum of sounds. The conflict began when that content was digitized and acquired attributes that it had not previously had. What video capture cards do to put it in simple terms is that these cards use hardware or software compression to digitize your video onto the hard drive on your computer. Once the roots are clean, a flatbed scanner is then used to digitize images of them for scientists to analyze with computer software. The internet will run on servers which will themselves be digitized and uploaded onto the internet. All images were digitized and analyzed to extract the drop profile. The libraries need to identify collections that need to be digitized. In order for a computer to process and ultimately analyze these signals, they first must be digitized. The sound is also there, although, like the first units, digitized speech is still horrid. Added to this slimmed-down distribution were special configuration and monitoring scripts and the software for digitizing the audio signal. We also analyzed the structure of the airspaces within each slide by digitizing the image and converting it to black and white and then identifying the length of every pixel line segment lying within an airspace. Perhaps more important, shared catalog data can help archivists avoid digitizing materials that have already been digitized by other institutions. The implant works by receiving sound through a speech processor then analyzing and digitizing the sound into a coded signal. The image is digitised into binary code and saved as a computer file. You could digitize photographs and put them on the system, but one picture took an entire hard disk. The software digitized and compressed audio signals before sending them over the Internet.
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