Sentence examples for age of digitally from inspiring English sources
Cornerhouse, Sat to 15 Mar RC Catalan photo artist Joan Fontcuberta's exhibition Stranger Than Fiction plays with a presumption that one might think outmoded in our age of digitally manipulated realities – that the camera never lies.
That will surely be relevant as long as we live in an age of digitally enabled narcissism, an era that top cultural futurists confidently expect to last at least another 1,000 years.
But here's the thing: In the age of digital reproduction, that which cannot be digitally reproduced only becomes more alluring.
Mumford & Sons are one of the true music-industry success stories of the last few years — a rare multiplatinum act in a time of emaciated record sales, an ascendant rock group in a post-rock era, a band that prioritizes the acoustic and the organic in an age of the digitally manipulated.
Indeed, in the digitally led age of the citizen reporter, they could have been anyone expressing an opinion through a blog, Twitter, Instagram or any sort of social media.
But the digitally-networked age of commercial sex has inspired at least one new form of sexual entertainment: the internet escort rescue fantasy video.
The past decade in retail has been the golden age of direct-to-consumer (D2C) and digitally native vertical brands (DNVBs) that use the internet to communicate with customers, execute transactions, handle distribution and offer better economics.
Some crude language and violence enacted by (and visited on) digitally created replicas of digitally created replicas of imaginary beings.
Both sets of digitally normalized reads were then combined and assembled using Trinity.
With digitally stored data in a relatively new age of Internet services, there are many unanswered questions about what happens to 'our' assets when we die.
The photographs had been digitally manipulated in terms of three levels of age of the face (young, middle, older: range around 20 40 years) and three levels of WHR (low, medium, high).
