Sentence examples for analogue age from inspiring English sources
That was forgivable in the analogue age.
In the analogue age, broadcasters commissioned content for a broad mass of people who watched just a few shows on just five channels.
In the era of iPods and bitrates, the cassette has become the fragile repository of a generation's affection for the analogue age.
Existing legal frameworks were devised in an analogue age, when cross-border communication was rare and online communication and social media were unheard of.
His films are living tributes to the analogue age, with their black-and-white televisions, obsolete office equipment, and hulking electrical devices.
Sony was a master-innovator in the analogue age but failed to adjust to the digital age.
My brother in law is a musician - very much of the analogue and print age, and evidently very much of the never throwing anything away age.
Riga Development, a wireless-technology firm in Toronto, has worked with hotels in Canada and the United States to replace ageing analogue thermostats with digital ones that are around 35% more energy-efficient.
Glycation reactions with ribose, R5P and ADPR all produced numerous AGEs and AGE analogues, which we categorize as (i) sugar modifications, (ii) protein side chain modifications and (iii) cross links.
Otherwise Patten largely confined himself to a familiar defence of the BBC, saying the broadcaster was "one of our greatest national institutions" and that it was a "huge honour to help steer the BBC from an analogue to a digital age".
Perhaps the New Age, liberal analogue of this can already be seen in a group like MoveOn.org, which has leveraged its big donations to create a remarkably committed and democratized membership; in April, the group raised $750,000 from its followers in a national bake sale.
