An issue worth considering is whether a multiplicity of consumers (e.g., the frog's motor control system employed in orienting toward the stimulus, the digestive system that digests the food, the circulatory system that circulates the digested nutrients and so on) for a given representation will lead to inappropriate content ambiguity.
Cryptocercus punctulatus digests wood with the aid of certain protozoans in its digestive tract.
The new email digests, called "highlights", are similar to those sent out by Twitter, and are designed to solve the same problem in both cases: keeping users engaged with a network that presents updates in reverse-chronological order.
It faces competition from machine-based systems such as Watson, a computer built by IBM that digests large bodies of data and draws inferences from them.
In 2011 it has booked big write-offs and had its credit rating downgraded as it digests the binge.
Until the legal system digests the European Convention on Human Rights, which enshrines new and contradictory rights to both press freedom and privacy, the only certainty is change.And most people (outside the press) think change is necessary.
Classified digests of online opinion are distributed among Chinese leaders.
First, the algorithm digests a big bundle of e-mails to get used to employees' language.
The caches regularly vote on material by broadcasting digests (values unique to a given file) and comparing them.
Harvey Shoolman, the company's editorial co-ordinator, says that the idea is to get the system up and running first, and eventually to make money from subscription fees for "value-added" services such as digests and review articles though the actual research papers will always be available free.Whether this new model for scientific publishing makes financial sense remains to be seen.
(Pepsin digests proteins, and rennin curdles milk).
