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ICASSP '84. IEEE International Conference on Acoustics, Speech, and Signal Processing, 1984
This paper explores some of the general problems of editing digital audio whether it is stored on longitudinally recorded magnetic tape or rotating media such as a Winchester disc. The objective is to provide the facilities to which audio editors have grown accustomed, while maintaining high operational speed and precisely controlled edits even when a ...
Guy W. McNally, Philip S. Gaskell
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This paper explores some of the general problems of editing digital audio whether it is stored on longitudinally recorded magnetic tape or rotating media such as a Winchester disc. The objective is to provide the facilities to which audio editors have grown accustomed, while maintaining high operational speed and precisely controlled edits even when a ...
Guy W. McNally, Philip S. Gaskell
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Digital facsimile editions and on-line editing
Proceedings of the 1st ACM/IEEE-CS joint conference on Digital libraries, 2001Digitizing a large collection of books is an expensive and time-consum ing task-but there may be volunteers all over the world who are willing to do a small portion of the task. This poster describes a system for making digital facsimile editions-e-books consisting of page images and OCRed but uncorrected text. The user can choose to view low or high
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Editing Soft Shadows in a Digital Photograph
IEEE Computer Graphics and Applications, 2007This technique for modeling, editing, and rendering shadow edges in a photograph or a synthetic image lets users separate the shadow from the rest of the image and make arbitrary adjustments to its position, sharpness, and intensity.
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Cyberpsychology, Behavior, and Social Networking, 2018
Recently, I came across an app called WeCroak that does only one thing: it reminds you that you are going to die. Each day, the app sends you five push notifications at random times, which carry the message ‘‘Don’t forget, you’re going to die.’’ Then, you can swipe to read a quote about death from a poet, philosopher, or notable thinker.
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Recently, I came across an app called WeCroak that does only one thing: it reminds you that you are going to die. Each day, the app sends you five push notifications at random times, which carry the message ‘‘Don’t forget, you’re going to die.’’ Then, you can swipe to read a quote about death from a poet, philosopher, or notable thinker.
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Digital editions and diplomatic diagrams
Proceedings of the First International Conference on Digital Access to Textual Cultural Heritage, 2014In this paper, the Archimedes Project at the College of the Holy Cross presents an approach to digital, diplomatic renditions of Greek mathematical diagrams as preserved in ancient and medieval sources. The team creates XML-based vector images from scalable vector graphics (SVGs). The resulting tracings are composed of data on the geometric shapes that
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Abstract The Italian literary tradition is characterized by the centrality of two elements: the author function (editions and commentaries from the Middle Ages to the present) and the language question (dictionaries and tools). The digital revolution has consequently provided a favorable environment for both aspects: the development ...
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2017
This chapter focuses on the aims of digital critical edition, and offers an organized inventory of tools that can help with collation, edition, research, reading, and conservation. It presents an overview of the tasks that express the ambitions of digital critical edition, while unveiling a classified inventory of techniques used at different levels of
Alois Pichler, Tone Merete Bruvik
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This chapter focuses on the aims of digital critical edition, and offers an organized inventory of tools that can help with collation, edition, research, reading, and conservation. It presents an overview of the tasks that express the ambitions of digital critical edition, while unveiling a classified inventory of techniques used at different levels of
Alois Pichler, Tone Merete Bruvik
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“Digital Editions and the Medieval Untext”
A scholarly edition of medieval writing effectively results in two productions: crafting a modern text as a technological and methodological surrogate, and also re-forming the medieval expression as an “untext” - imagined, but for practical purposes non-existent in the eye and mind of the modern reader.openaire +1 more source