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Digitised and interpreted by an algorithm, this information is fed to police computers all over the world.

Recently the British Library digitised more than 1, 000 pieces of classical music and made them available online.

Dr Shamir's team digitised 200 x-rays taken during the mid-1980s as part of a project to document the ageing of the human body.

A fully digitised magazine app will be launched in about four weeks with a hybrid payment model that asks users to keep paying.

Most critically, the US now sees cybertheft of digitised commercial property as a threat to national security.

But Arthur believes that the key factor is the growth of the digitised economy.

Before long his brain will appear in three digitised dimensions on the internet, for researchers to pore over.

An example of the customer specific requirements is the application of digitised mathematically based data.

Now, the evidence is digitised and dispatched before the celebrity's advisers even know an incident has happened.

The distribution of all forms of content that can be digitised is undergoing revolutionary change.

The first generation of e-commerce sites, which hit the web in the late 1990s, were essentially digitised mail-order catalogues.

Now many are easily available: Harlequin has digitised more than 13, 000 of its books.

Digitised commodity money may then be in store for us.

A tune is first digitised, so that it can be processed.

UPS Signature Tracking Tool - obtains valuable Proof of Delivery information including a digitised signature and delivery address

To capture images on a hard copy into digitised format