Sentence examples for digital descendant from inspiring English sources
Every other state, except for Arizona, has either dropped finger-imaging — the digital descendant of fingerprinting — for food stamp applicants, or never had it.
Whereas Doves existed in only one size, near to what is now called 16 point, its digital descendant scales as required.
It's described by Laurie as 'a physical representation of the disembodied voice, as well as a physical digital descendant of turntables'.
I would add only that the creative output of the guards at Abu Ghraib prison are the digital descendant, if somewhat less artful and subtle, of the same imagination playing the same drama.
But over the last eight years the Sims — Life's modern, digital descendant — has found a place in millions of homes and hearts beside all those creations of cardboard and laminate.
Like its digital descendants, "Telephones" had a wrecking-ball quality; to look smart, it made its source material seem foolish.
These are the digital descendants of offline programs like Weight Watchers and Alcoholics Anonymous, which successfully use the power of group support.
Will our digital descendants look upon these dot matrices with the same awe we feel when we see the images of Lascaux?
Role-playing video games, the digital descendants of Dungeons and Dragons that is played with dice, always have a strong element of randomness running underneath, but Core brings chance to the surface.
Still, neither magical movement nor easy-to-grasp symbolism obscures the impression that one is looking at extra-large screen savers, which are, after all, the digital descendants of the lava lamp.
Some companies still get these dead-tree clip files, but for the most part they've been replaced by daily emails with links and other digital descendants of the original.
