Sentence examples for a digital kind from inspiring English sources

While a nerve cell can trigger a nerve cell downstream to turn on or off, a digital kind of information transfer, analog interactions among nerve cells involve graded effects.

Bob Dechert, Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister of Justice, tried to poke holes in Fraser's logic: "I'm more of an analog than a digital kind of guy," he began by noting.

Some of the processed vocals are kinda twisted Jamie Liddel-somee, sofe of the instrumentation is kinda Herbert-y (analog synth accordions), the melodies are quirky in a digital kind of way, and some of the sample fragments sound like Akufen.

"One falls, one rises — it's pretty clear the digital kind is a substitute to the physical kind," he said.

For women, communication with a partner, and not the digital kind is particularly critical for ensuring climax.

Now that CGI no longer electrifies audiences as it once did, where bigger is not necessarily better, and where film-makers and cinemagoers favour masterpieces of a pre-digital kind, saying no to special effects looks like the way forward.

One proposal calls for a digital "watermark" -- a kind of label undetectable to the human eye or ear -- to be embedded in every piece of digital media, carrying instructions about whether it can be played or copied.

A digital watermark is a kind of marker covertly embedded in a noise-tolerant signal such as an audio, video or image data.

"There are on-again, off-again plans to take advantage of our own media properties in a digital format of some kind," Philip says, noting that Wired News and Gamesville are among Lycos' media properties.

In February 2014, a Digital Persona of this kind, a mobile Fingerprint scanner that holds the capacity to carry a Mobile ID with a Silicon Fingerprint Sensor was released under the name of Touch CHIP TCS1 sensor [20].

That gets expensive; get a digital SLR for that kind of thing.