Sentence examples for digital dimensions from inspiring English sources

Willmont explores the ways in which we are consumed by the digital presentation of our phones, computers and media sources, all on digital dimensions, screens.

The digital dimension usually comes into play later.

It is moving, sometimes triumphantly, sometimes disastrously, into the digital dimension.

Being hyperconnected in the digital dimension appears only to make us want to feel hyperconnected in the physical as well.

While Mr. Minkoff and his actors are in New York shooting on location, a team of technicians at Sony Pictures Imageworks is creating the film's digital dimension.

His notebook allows him to "pull ideas not only out of my mind but out of the ethereal digital dimension and give them material presence and stability.

Social and digital strategists must honestly consider the more toxic downsides of our digital brilliance, and consider the subtler psychological impacts of our consumption when plotting a new digital dimension.

And the Victorian London that Scrooge inhabits is not the usual blend of studio sets and matte paintings, but a fully realized 3-D environment, built from the ground up in the digital dimension.

Bringing a digital dimension to traditional recreation is attracting not only entrepreneurs like Mr. Murdock but larger companies like Konami Sports, part of the Konami Corporation of Japan, which is seeking to find new applications for the company's expertise in video gaming.

It's intriguing to contrast the Parisians' exuberant approach with the studied introversion of the UK dubstep scene – much of whose music now seems to exist in a digital dimension cut off from the world outside.

Readers should be warned that his may be a snapshot of the 21st century in which the digital dimension is missing: Faulks believes his three children's lives have been "blighted by electronic media" and could hardly be more scathing in his assessment of Facebook ("nonsense") and Twitter ("just ridiculous, the tweets one reads quoted in newspapers are beneath fatuous").