Sentence examples for digital articles from inspiring English sources

Lonely Planet puts the majority of its content in its physical guidebooks or downloadable products, while hosting a spectrum of digital articles and a community online.

One reason is the sheer scale of today's online publishing more than 2 million digital articles were published by more than 20,000 journals last year.

It's built an app that lets smartphone users scan the headline (or a paragraph of text) of an article they are reading in a paper publication and match it to a database of digital articles from the same publication.

In the Australian context, Dyson and Legget (2006) suggest a 'metadesign' methodology as the digital articles being designed are also interfaces for future design; the 'design approach is a seeding process rather than planning exercise' (Dyson and Leggett 2006, p. 85).

Embrace the "comments" section of your digital articles.

Analyses of hundreds of thousands of technical manuscripts submitted to arXiv, a massive repository of digital preprint articles, offered some intriguing insights into the consequences and geography of scientific plagiarism.

► "New analyses of the hundreds of thousands of technical manuscripts submitted to arXiv, the repository of digital preprint articles, are offering some intriguing insights into the consequences and geography of scientific plagiarism," wrote John Bohannon on Thursday at ScienceInsider.

New analyses of the hundreds of thousands of technical manuscripts submitted to arXiv, the repository of digital preprint articles, are offering some intriguing insights into the consequences and geography of scientific plagiarism.

Outstanding Digital-Journalism Article (Spanish-Language) "Perú: violaciones correctivas: El terrible método para 'curar' a las lesbianas" por Leire Ventas, BBCMundo.com.

Consumers have gotten used to seeing digital advertisements near articles they read, before videos they watch or next to search results on the Internet.

This week, the magazine focusses on the digital world, with articles on issues ranging from online games, which Elizabeth Kolbert explores (see Fact), to the threat posed by the creators of ever more powerful computer viruses, which Michael Specter investigates.