Sentence examples for advanced digital tools from inspiring English sources

We don't need advanced digital tools to mislead, to misdirect or to confuse.

Advanced digital tools and computational evolution have shaped different areas, such as industrial process, communications, education and innovation.

While it's critical to prepare a workforce for "tech-creating jobs," it's equally as important to train people for "tech-using" professions, which cut across every single sector that now leverages data analytics and other advanced digital tools to problem-solve.

Though the story of "Moby-Dick" has appeared on-screen countless times, including the 1926 silent film "The Sea Beast," starring John Barrymore, a 1956 John Huston version starring Gregory Peck and a 1998 TV project starring Patrick Stewart, "In the Heart of the Sea" is the first to use such advanced digital tools in its storytelling.

While technology has advanced, digital privacy laws remain stuck in the digital Dark Ages.

Three years after that initial funding, Sinha says Vital Labs is looking to raise another round of capital with plans to create additional digital tools to advance cardiovascular health.

The workshop was part of the global UNICEF Digital Citizenship and Safety (DCS) project, which promotes the use of social media and digital tools to advance the rights of children in developing countries, while also identifying the risks that these tools and platorms can pose.

How can digital tools and advances help developing countries break through to the next level of economic gains?

Dealing with this situation, one parent has set up a collaborative project to create digital tools based on the latest advances of the scientific research.

The general productivity of the economy could suffer as the digital tools that speed up work around the world advance at a slower pace.

In era of new digital tools, the quantified self-movement, and precision medicine, we can ask the question: Can we advance understanding and treatment for bipolar illness beyond asking the same questions as in 1861?