Sentence examples for definition of digital from inspiring English sources

Moreover, according to Cuesta et al. (2015), there is no doubt that FinTech parallels global digitalization and, therefore, we provide a definition of digital innovation, which we refer to in this research.

The chapter speaks about the definition of digital signal processor.

But what's at stake is not just an unpaid bill – it's the definition of digital royalties.

When developing the research methodology, one of the first things I did was look for a definition of digital rights.

2. This definition of digital maturity was initially discussed in G.C. Kane, "Digital Maturity, Not Digital Transformation," MIT Sloan Management Review, April 4, 2017, https://sloanreview.mit.edu.edu

I created a working definition of digital rights to establish some common ground and help guide researchers when combing through legislation.

You may wish to read and discuss the definitions of "digital" and "analog" from Internet.com's Webopedia (//www.webopedia.com/TERM/D/digital.html): "Digital describes any system based on discontinuous data or events.

The societal change in the information society is concretised by Palfrey and Gasser's 14 definitions of 'Digital Natives' as those generations born after 1980 and 'Digital Immigrants' as those born before 1980.

"As the definition quality of digital cameras increases, playback devices such as digital photo frames and MP3 players proliferate and the use of the Internet for downloading music and video continues to grow, more files accumulate in the home," said Kurt Scherf.

Line hasn't just recycled the standard yellow-faced emoji/emoticons that are the very definition of a digital cliché.

This begins with a solid definition of what digital actually means to your organization and an interpretation that aligns top to bottom.