Sentence examples for digital covering from inspiring English sources

178 (20082008) 550 561] by using both the k-homotopic thinning [Han, 2006b; S.E. Han, Remarks on digital k-homotopy equivalence, Honam Math. J. 29 (1) (2007) 101 118] and Han's digital covering theory [S.E. Han, Digital coverings and their applications, J. Appl. Math. Comput. 18 (1–20052005) 487 495; Han, 2006b], which is denoted as πkBH X) in this paper.

Crying censorship, they staged a digital riot, covering Digg's pages with links to the banned digits, printing them on T-shirts and immortalizing them in a song that's been played on YouTube more than 200,000 times.

The bigger "digital" system, covering complex claimants with children, has not yet been tested.

Matthew Taylor, CEO of the RSA, points out in the same book that unleashing our creative and digital capabilities, covering more than 14 industries, is also rich in opportunity.

It has the most successful suite of digital channels covering news, children's programming, arts and culture and youth of any of its commercial broadcasting rivals.

There are also digital ads covering everything from emotional coercion to sexting and rape; a campaign on MTV targeting boys with messages from male stars such as Jason Derulo and The Wanted; and a separate TV advert tied into a Hollyoaks storyline.

This realization spurred a team led by astronomer Ben R. Oppenheimer of the University of California, Berkeley, to examine almost 200 digital images covering 12% of the sky.

The Orthodontic Products app is a print and digital publication covering topics such as efficient treatment, staff management, and marketing methods.

"The Olympics, Wimbledon and Glastonbury have shown how our audiences love it when we put the full weight of all our services on TV, radio and digital behind covering these events in depth and in ways no-one else can.

Riffing on the power of social recommendation (and direct sales networks) for making beauty product purchase decisions, BelezaNaWeb works with a "Beauty Team" of fifty of Brazil's top beauty professionals, creating channels of digital content covering beauty trends, how-to instructionals and "very high curation" for product recommendations.

Sabatini, who teaches at Columbia University's School of International and Public Affairs, will officially launch a new digital publication covering the region called Latin America Goes Global on May 21.