Sentence examples for back of the digital from inspiring English sources

Given the fact that the back of the digital lunar model is invisible from any viewpoint, a view-dependent progressive transmission and rendering method for lunar model is proposed and a client-server browsing system is implemented.

Start-ups became multinationals on the back of the digital revolution, and they now have to act in the interest of future generations.

Civil Rights leaders have warned for years of the risk that "Big Data" algorithms and online profiling could send communities of color to the back of the digital bus and lead to discrimination in health, education, employment or other vital aspects of our lives online.

But as a genealogist who relishes in both resources (and pays a subscription for one and à la carte for the other), it would distress me to find myself with reduced options going forward -- a scenario that would amount to a turning back of the digital access clock.

Connect the antenna cable to the appropriate port on the back of the digital converter box.

The book begins with a piece I did a while back on the digital animation of the face, which remains a big issue among animators.

While the tech has antecedents going back to the digital gold of the 1990s, we can start the clock with the launch of Bitcoin in 2009.

Fading trust in online services and tools holds back the growth of the digital economy and Europe's digital single market.

So, in Britain, BSkyB, with its 5.9m subscribers, towers over its two rivals, NTL and Telewest; in France, Canal Plus soars above TPS; in Spain, Sogecable dwarfs Via Digital (see chart).On top of all this, most of the upstarts were launched on the back of the spread of digital television, which broadcasters and telecoms firms saw as a way to break into pay-TV.

Eric Draper, the chief White House photographer and the only photographer allowed at Camp David that weekend, had shown Mr. Bush the small image of the picture in the back of his digital camera.

It then focuses on their role in the restructuring of financial markets, including offshore banking, the dominance of global cities, the globalization of back offices, and the digital reconstruction of urban space via teleworking.