Sentence examples for an digital version of from inspiring English sources

Launched a few days ago, CryptoKitties is essentially like an digital version of Pokemon cards but based on the Ethereum blockchain.

A bot is a digital version of a personal assistant, I told her, which scans shopping sites and spits out lists of items and prices.

For example, it would allow a computer to send a digital version of a song across the room to be played by a stereo.

When people talk about an ebook, they're usually thinking about a digital version of a novel or a biography.

And what is a Pinterest or a Tumblr if not a digital version of the celebrity collage, taped on a girls' wall?

"It's not a magazine and it's not a digital version of a magazine," said Chuck Townsend, chief executive of Conde Nast.

As a result, the average price for a digital version of a best-selling novel in Germany or France is over $20, compared with $9 in Britain.

A digital version of a book -- especially a rare one, printed centuries ago -- is not a replacement for the hard copy.

We systematically modify a digital version of a real landscape to produce a set of artificial landscapes differing only in the degree of landscape fragmentation.

By delivering a digital version of an old medium, XM and Sirius hold the promise for signals that never fade from coast to coast.

Demo, in other words, is a digital version of "A Chorus Line".