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Original:  Non-destructive scanning An example of a DIY non-destructive book scanner/digitizer, with the book downwards design , allowing gravity to flatten pages Software driven machines and robots have been developed to scan books without the need of unbinding them in order to preserve both the contents of the document and create a digital image archive of its current state.
Revised:  Nondestructive scanning An example of a DIY non-destructive book scanner/digitizer, with the book downwards design , allowing gravity to flatten pages Software driven machines and robots have been developed to scan books without the need of unbinding them in order to preserve both the contents of the document and create a digital image archive of its current state.
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Original:  Non-destructive scanning An example of a DIY non-destructive book scanner/digitizer, with the book downwards design , allowing gravity to flatten pages Software driven machines and robots have been developed to scan books without the need of unbinding them in order to preserve both the contents of the document and create a digital image archive of its current state.
Revised:  Non-destructive scanning An example of a DIY non-destructive book scannerdigitizerwith the book downwards design , allowing gravity to flatten pages Software driven machines and robots have been developed to scan books without the need of unbinding them in order to preserve both the contents of the document and create a digital image archive of its current state.
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Original:  Non-destructive scanning An example of a DIY non-destructive book scanner/digitizer, with the book downwards design , allowing gravity to flatten pages Software driven machines and robots have been developed to scan books without the need of unbinding them in order to preserve both the contents of the document and create a digital image archive of its current state.
Revised:  Non-destructive scanning An example of a DIY non-destructive book scanner/digitizer, with the book downwards design allowing gravity to flatten pages Software driven machines and robots have been developed to scan books without the need of unbinding them in order to preserve both the contents of the document and create a digital image archive of its current state.
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Original:  Non-destructive scanning An example of a DIY non-destructive book scanner/digitizer, with the book downwards design , allowing gravity to flatten pages Software driven machines and robots have been developed to scan books without the need of unbinding them in order to preserve both the contents of the document and create a digital image archive of its current state.
Revised:  Non-destructive scanning An example of a DIY non-destructive book scanner/digitizer, with the book downwards design , allowing gravity to flatten pages Software driven machines and robots have been developed to scan books without the need unbinding them in order to preserve both the contents of the document and create a digital image archive of its current state.
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Original:  Non-destructive scanning An example of a DIY non-destructive book scanner/digitizer, with the book downwards design , allowing gravity to flatten pages Software driven machines and robots have been developed to scan books without the need of unbinding them in order to preserve both the contents of the document and create a digital image archive of its current state.
Revised:  Non-destructive scanning An example of a DIY non-destructive book scanner/digitizer, with the book downwards design , allowing gravity to flatten pages Software driven machines and robots have been developed to scan books without the need of unbinding them in order to preserve both the contents of the document and create a digital image archive its current state.
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Original:  This recent trend has been due in part to ever improving imaging technologies that allow a high quality digital archive image to be captured with little or no damage to a rare or fragile book in a reasonably short period of time .
Revised:  This recent trend has been due in part to ever improving imaging technologies that allow a high quality digital archive image to be captured with little or no damage to a rare or fragile book in a reasonably short period time
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Original:  The first fully automated book scanner was the DL (Digitizing Line ) scanner, manufactured by 4DigitalBooks in Switzerland.
Revised:  The first fully automated book scanner was the DL Digitizing Line scanner, manufactured by 4DigitalBooks in Switzerland.
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Original:  Video of the robotic book scanner DL mini|left In 2007 the company TREVENTUS presented an automated book scanner with a book opening angle for scanning of 60 °.
Revised:  Video of the robotic book scanner DL mini|left In 2007 the company TREVENTUSpresented an automated book scanner with a book opening angle for scanning of 60 °.
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Original:  Video of the robotic book scanner DL mini|left In 2007 the company TREVENTUS presented an automated book scanner with a book opening angle for scanning of 60 °.
Revised:  Video of the robotic book scanner DL mini|left In 2007 the company TREVENTUS presented an automated book scanner with a book opening angle for scanning 60 °.
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Original:  Video of the robotic book scanner DL mini|left In 2007 the company TREVENTUS presented an automated book scanner with a book opening angle for scanning of 60 °.
Revised:  Video of the robotic book scanner DL mini|left In 2007 the company TREVENTUS presented an automated book scanner with a book opening angle for scanning of 60 
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Original:  Which is an improvement in the area of conservation of the books during scanning.
Revised:  Which is an improvement in the area conservationthe books during scanning.
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Original:  The company was awarded with the European Union "ICT Grand Prize 2007", for its development of the ScanRobot ® . This technology was also used in a mass digitization project from the Bavarian State Library where 8,900 books from the 16th century became digitized using three of these v-shape scanners within 18 months .%DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% ScanRobot.
Revised:  The company was awarded with the European Union "ICT Grand Prize 2007", for its development of the ScanRobot . This technology was also used in a mass digitization project from the Bavarian State Library where 8,900 books from the 16th century became digitized using three of these v-shape scanners within 18 months .%DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% ScanRobot.
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Original:  The company was awarded with the European Union "ICT Grand Prize 2007", for its development of the ScanRobot ® . This technology was also used in a mass digitization project from the Bavarian State Library where 8,900 books from the 16th century became digitized using three of these v-shape scanners within 18 months .%DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% ScanRobot.
Revised:  The company was awarded with the European Union "ICT Grand Prize 2007", for its development of the ScanRobot ® . This technology was also used in a mass digitization projec the Bavarian State Library where 8,900 books from the 16th century became digitized using three of these v-shape scanners within 18 months .%DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% ScanRobot.
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Original:  The company was awarded with the European Union "ICT Grand Prize 2007", for its development of the ScanRobot ® . This technology was also used in a mass digitization project from the Bavarian State Library where 8,900 books from the 16th century became digitized using three of these v-shape scanners within 18 months .%DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% ScanRobot.
Revised:  The company was awarded with the European Union "ICT Grand Prize 2007", for its development of the ScanRobot ® . This technology was also used in a mass digitization project from the Bavarian State Library where 8,900 books from the 16th century became digitized using three these vshape scanners within 18 months .%DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% ScanRobot.
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Original:  The company was awarded with the European Union "ICT Grand Prize 2007", for its development of the ScanRobot ® . This technology was also used in a mass digitization project from the Bavarian State Library where 8,900 books from the 16th century became digitized using three of these v-shape scanners within 18 months .%DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% ScanRobot.
Revised:  The company was awarded with the European Union "ICT Grand Prize 2007", for its development of the ScanRobot ® . This technology was also used in a mass digitization project from the Bavarian State Library where 8,900 books from the 16th century became digitized using three of these v-shape scanners within 18 months %DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% ScanRobot.
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Original:  Automated scanner with 60 ° opening angle Most high-end commercial robotic scanners use traditional air and suction technology while some others use alternative approaches like bionic fingers for turning pages.
Revised:  Automated scanner with 60 opening angle Most high-end commercial robotic scanners use traditional air and suction technology while some others use alternative approaches like bionic fingers for turning pages.
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Original:  Automated scanner with 60 ° opening angle Most high-end commercial robotic scanners use traditional air and suction technology while some others use alternative approaches like bionic fingers for turning pages.
Revised:  Automated scanner with 60 ° opening angle Most high-end commercial robotic scanners use traditional air and technology while some others use alternative approaches like bionic fingers for turning pages.
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Original:  Some scanners take advantage of ultrasonic sensors or photoelectric sensors to detect dual pages and prevent skipping of pages.
Revised:  Some scanners take advantage Ultrasonic sensorultrasonic sensors or Photoelectric sensorphotoelectric sensorsto detect dual pages and prevent skipping of pages.
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Original:  With reports of machines being able to scan up to 2900 pages per hour, robotic book scanners are specifically designed for large-scale digitization projects.
Revised:  With reports of machines being able to scan up to 2900 pages per houre weblastDavid|title Product Watch: Library Scannersurlhttpljlibraryjournalcom201106industrynewsproductwatchlibraryscannerspublisherLibrary Journalaccessdate=11 May 2014bookscanners are specifically designed for large-scale digitization projects.
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Original:  With reports of machines being able to scan up to 2900 pages per hour, robotic book scanners are specifically designed for large-scale digitization projects.
Revised:  With reports of machines being able to scan up to 2900 pages per hour, robotic book scanners are specifically designed 
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Original: The Secret Of Google's Book Scanning Machine Revealed , by Maureen Clements, April 30, 2009.
Revised: The Secret Of Google's Book Scanning Machine Revealed by Maureen Clements, April 30, 2009.
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Original:  Thus the book or magazine can be scanned as quickly as the operator can flip through the pages , about 200 pages per minute .%DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% See also Turning the pages in between taking scans.
Revised:  Thus the book or magazine can be scanned as quickly as the operator can flip through the pages about 200 pages per minute .%DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% See also Turning the pages in between taking scans.
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Original:  Thus the book or magazine can be scanned as quickly as the operator can flip through the pages , about 200 pages per minute .%DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% See also Turning the pages in between taking scans.
Revised:  Thus the book or magazine can be scanned as quickly as the operator can flip through the pages , about 200 pages per minute %DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% See also Turning the pages in between taking scans.
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Original:  Thus the book or magazine can be scanned as quickly as the operator can flip through the pages , about 200 pages per minute .%DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% See also Turning the pages in between taking scans.
Revised:  Thus the book or magazine can be scanned as quickly as the operator can flip through the pages , about 200 pages per minute .%DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% 
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Original: %DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% Digital library Institutional repository Optical character recognition Planetary scanner Europeana%DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% References%DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% External links Do It Yourself book scanner device forum ]  Google Open Source Linear Book Scanner Stanford University video shows some book scanning University of Tokyo high speed scanner%DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% Category:Book terminology Category:Digital libraries Category:Publishi
Revised: %DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% %DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% References%DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% External links Do It Yourself book scanner device forum ] Google Open Source Linear Book Scanner Stanford University video shows some book scanning University of Tokyo high speed scanner%DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% Category:Book terminology Category:Digital libraries Category:Publishi
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Original: %DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% Digital library Institutional repository Optical character recognition Planetary scanner Europeana%DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% References%DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% External links Do It Yourself book scanner device forum ]  Google Open Source Linear Book Scanner Stanford University video shows some book scanning University of Tokyo high speed scanner%DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% Category:Book terminology Category:Digital libraries Category:Publishi
Revised: %DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% Digital library Institutional repository Optical character recognition Planetary scanner Europeana%DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% %DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% External links Do It Yourself book scanner device forum ] Google Open Source Linear Book Scanner Stanford University video shows some book scanning University of Tokyo high speed scanner%DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% Category:Book terminology Category:Digital libraries Category:Publishi
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Original:   Most high-end commercial robotic scanners use traditional air and suction technology while some others use alternative approaches like bionic fingers for turning pages.
Revised:  “We are impressed by the high quality, high resolution of the scans produced by the 9000. The color quality is superb, and we can confidently state this about the 9000 because we have over 10 years of experience selling book scanners and have in-depth knowledge of the competing scanners available in the market” Ayoob stated. Ayoob claimed that “the scanner’s price point, the size that the scanner covers; 18 inches x 28 inches, the built-in book cradle with cover glass, the fast speed of 2.7 seconds per scan, bundled with Indus’ Virtual Library Software, make the 9000 the best value for the customer.” Most high-end commercial robotic scanners use traditional air and suction technology while some others use alternative approaches like bionic fingers for turning pages.
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Original:  The book scannerdesignated as the Indus BookScanner 9000 scans at true 400 dpi optical resolution over the entire scan area of 18 inches x 28 inches.
Revised:  The book scannerdesignated as the Indus BookScanner 9000 , offered a claimed optical resolution of 400 dpi optical resolution over the entire scan area of 18 inches x 28 inches.
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Original:  18 inches x 28 inches, the built-in book cradle with cover glass, the fast speed of 2.7 seconds per scan, bundled with Indus’ Virtual Library Software, make the 9000 the best value for the customer. ”
Revised:  18 inches x 28 inches, the built-in book cradle with cover glass, the fast speed of 2.7 seconds per page.
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Original:  however, Google Book Search is known to scan books still protected under copyright unless the publisher specifically prohibits this.
Revised:  however, Google Books is known to scan books still protected under copyright unless the publisher specifically prohibits this.
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Original:  The digital archive of The Liberator 1918-1924 on Marxist Internet Archive nicely demonstrates the quality of two page wide graphic art scans made possible by careful hand unbinding prior to flat bed or other scanning.
Revised:  The digital archive of The Liberator 1918-1924 on Marxists Internet Archive demonstrates the quality of two page wide graphic art scans made possible by careful hand unbinding prior to flat bed or other scanning.
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Original:  The digital archive of The Liberator 1918-1924 on Marxist Internet Archive nicely demonstrates the quality of two page wide graphic art scans made possible by careful hand unbinding prior to flat bed or other scanning.
Revised:  The digital archive of The Liberator 1918-1924 on Marxist Internet Archive nicely demonstrates the quality of two-page wide graphic art scans made possible by careful hand unbinding prior to flat bed or other scanning.
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Original:  Note that with some newspapers (such as Labor Action 1950-1952) there are columns on the center facing pages that run right in-between the pages.
Revised:  Note that with some newspapers (such as Labor Action 1950-1952) there are columns on the center facing pages that run right in between the pages.
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Original:  Scanning Once the paper is liberated from the spine, it can be scanned one sheet at a time using a traditional flatbed scanner or automatic document feeder  .
Revised:  Scanning Once the paper is liberated from the spine, it can be scanned one sheet at a time using a traditional flatbed scanner or automatic document feeder (ADF) .
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Original:  The company was awarded with the European Union "ICT Grand Prize 2007", for its development of the ScanRobot ® . This technology was also used in a mass digitization project from the Bavarian State Library where 8,900 books from the 16th century became digitized using three of these v-shape scanners within 18 months.
Revised:  The company was awarded with the European Union "ICT Grand Prize 2007", for its development of the ScanRobot . This technology was also used in a mass digitization project from the Bavarian State Library where 8,900 books from the 16th century became digitized using three of these v-shape scanners within 18 months.
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Original:  Automated scanner with 60° opening angle Indus International, Inc, based in West Salem, WI , produces scanners which were bought by some US entities for services like interlibrary loan.
Revised:  Automated scanner with 60° opening angle Indus International, Inc, based in West Salem, Wisconsin , produces scanners which were bought by some US entities for services like interlibrary loan.
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Original:  See also Turning the pages in between taking scans . Release of the first U.S. designed and manufactured planetary book scanner Do It Yourself book scanner device forum Google Open Source Linear Book Scanner Stanford University video shows some book scanning University of Tokyo high speed scanner
Revised:  See also Turning the pages in between taking scans Release of the first U.S. designed and manufactured planetary book scanner Do It Yourself book scanner device forum Google Open Source Linear Book Scanner Stanford University video shows some book scanning University of Tokyo high speed scanner
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Original:  See also Turning the pages in between taking scans . Release of the first U.S. designed and manufactured planetary book scanner Do It Yourself book scanner device forum Google Open Source Linear Book Scanner Stanford University video shows some book scanning University of Tokyo high speed scanner
Revised:  See also Turning the pages in between taking scans . Do It Yourself book scanner device forum Google Open Source Linear Book Scanner Stanford University video shows some book scanning University of Tokyo high speed scanner
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Original: In humans , implantation of a fertilized ovum is most likely to occur around nine days after ovulation;
Revised: In mammals , implantation of a fertilized ovum is most likely to occur around nine days after ovulation;
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Original:  In mammals , implantation of a fertilized ovum is most likely to occur around nine days after ovulation;
Revised:  In humans , implantation of a fertilized ovum is most likely to occur around nine days after ovulation;
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Original:  In humans, implantation is the stage of pregnancy at which the embryo adheres to the wall of the uterus.
Revised:  In humans, implantation is the stage of human reproduction at which the embryo adheres to the wall of the uterus.
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Original:  It is by this adhesion that the embryo receives oxygen and nutrients from the mother to be able to grow.
Revised:  It is by this adhesion that the embryo receives oxygen and nutrients from the mother in order to grow.
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Original: Immunosuppressive The embryo differs from the cells of the mother, and would be rejected as a parasite by the immune system of the mother if it didn't secrete immunosuppressive agents.
Revised: Immunosuppressive The embryo differs from the cells of the mother, and would be rejected as a parasite by the immune system of the mother if it did not secrete immunosuppressive agents.
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Original:  At this stage of prenatal development, the conceptus  is called a blastocyst.
Revised:  At this stage of prenatal development, the conceptus . is called a blastocyst.
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Original:  At this stage of prenatal development, the conceptus . is called a blastocyst.
Revised:  At this stage of prenatal development, the conceptus is called a blastocyst.
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Original: Under the Colombian Constitution of 1886 the Designate was a person member of the Senate or member of the Cabinet that acted as President when the incumbent was dead, ill or separated from office.
Revised: Under the Colombian Constitution of 1886 the Designate was a person--a member of the Senate or member of the Cabinet that acted as President when the incumbent was dead, ill or separated from office.
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Original: Under the Colombian Constitution of 1886 the Designate was a person member of the Senate or member of the Cabinet that acted as President when the incumbent was dead, ill or separated from office.
Revised: Under the Colombian Constitution of 1886 the Designate was a person member of the Senate or member of the Cabinet--selected to act as President when the incumbent was dead, ill or separated from office.
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Original: Under the Colombian Constitution of 1886 the Designate was a person member of the Senate or member of the Cabinet that acted as President when the incumbent was dead, ill or separated from office.
Revised: Under the Colombian Constitution of 1886 the Designate was a person member of the Senate or member of the Cabinet that acted as President when the incumbent was dead, ill or otherwise unable to discharge the duties of office.
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Original:  The Designate was elected by the Senate at the beginning of each Legislature ( according to Colombian law, legislatures are 1 year period, that aren't the same as the period of the Senators and Representatives ).
Revised:  The Designate was elected by the Senate at the beginning of each Legislature ( in Colombian law, legislatures are 1 year period, that aren't the same as the period of the Senators and Representatives ).
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Original:  The Designate figure survived until the  Constitution of 1991, when the Vicepresident figure appeared agai
Revised:  The concept of the Designate survived until the Constitution of 1991, when the Vicepresident figure appeared agai
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