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The phrase "a digital model of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a representation or simulation of an object, system, or concept in a digital format.
Example: "The architect presented a digital model of the new building design to the clients."
Alternatives: "a virtual representation of" or "a computerized version of".
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This is a digital model of that pedal.
A digital model of the human body, from molecular structure to gross anatomy, for students and doctors.
His short film "Fiat Lux" showed a digital model of St. Peter's Basilica illuminated by digital light that mimicked photographs taken in Rome.
The basic idea is that a car would map information from a variety of sensors, like cameras and radars, into a digital model of the surrounding traffic conditions.
This digital topographic information was then used to obtain a digital model of the terrain and slope charts.
Based on the echo-sounder data, the first bathymetric map and a digital model of recent sediment thickness were designed.
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Sony immediately took steps to remove them, asking for the community's assistance and explaining that the images were of a digital model and not of Page, who has a "no nudity" policy in titles she appears in.
First, they make a detailed digital model of the bones in a lifelike arrangement.
Starting from this plaster model and a morphologically compatible reference mandible, since the original mandible was never found, a 3D digital model of the complete skull was obtained by reverse engineering and virtual modelling techniques.
The modelling of the Minerva will be the focal point of an ambitious "Minerva Project" that involves the integration of data from other sources in a 3D digital model of the object.
In this way, a 3D digital model of tight sandstone cores is built (Fig. 5).
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