Sentence examples for difficulty of digital from inspiring English sources

Not only has technology been unable to remove the tedium and difficulty of digital downloads for the average consumer, but the people who have come onto the Web in recent years are apparently even less tolerant of technological hurdles than the early Internet population was.

Still, large-scale swapping of high quality, full-length films and HDTV programs is out of the reach of all but the most wired consumer because the files are gargantuan, said Raffi Krikorian, a graduate student in the Media Lab at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, who has researched the difficulty of digital copying.

Some of previous studies compared the inconvenience and difficulty of digital impression method using between intraoral scanners compared to conventional impression methods among dental students in the university [ 15, 20, 21].

As to the Facebook issues regarding privacy and the difficulty of protecting digital breadcrumbs from winding up in someone's unintended stuffing, I doubt the ability to constrain the leaking of private data and instead suggested Google would eventually be held responsible for surfacing inappropriate data at the top of its searches.

Furthermore, when the difficulties of using digital impression taking method was compared to the conventional impression taking method using alginate material the participants responded digital impression to be more difficult as 71%and82%82 % before and after training, respectively, in the iTero group, and 65%and53 53 % before and after training, respectively, in the Trios group.

Not only is image segmentation basic of image processing which effects directly the performance of image recognition but also it is a difficulty for digital image processing.

According to Digital Domain, giving Mya hair that was longer than ear-length was not possible in the time they had been given, due to the difficulties of creating digital photorealistic hair.

Another major difficulty for digital books is how to price them.

What has held it back, she said, is the difficulty of using a digital camera and downloading the images to a personal computer.

Mr. Lynn described the extraordinary difficulty of protecting military digital communications over a web of 15,000 networks and 7 million computing devices in dozens of countries against farflung adversaries who, with modest means and a reasonable degree of ingenuity, can inflict outsized damage.

Rhoney added that he has four other undisclosed ventures in the works, one of which is examining the difficulties surrounding the use of digital certificates and what it would take to either accelerate their development or replace the concept altogether.