Sentence examples for digital disaggregation from inspiring English sources
This digital disaggregation, or fragmentation, of a newspaper has, of course, severe economic implications.
Digital rewards some disaggregation and divergence, but both often simply to form new aggregation and convergence points.
Industry is defined at 4 digits of disaggregation.
In the new digital world of content disaggregation (where you find a single article through search engines or social media referral, rather than seeking out a particular brand) and traffic aggregation (in which ad networks and programmatic buying now deliver huge audiences largely disconnected from a brand), snobbery has less and less of a place.
A digital solution of the moment that undergirds a timeless teaching principle, "disaggregation" provides the best chance to make an immediate and meaningful impact on the price of textbooks while also sustaining the treasured concept and essential practice of academic freedom.
"Disaggregation" allows for those chapters to be split into digital units, enabling them to be sold and for the copyright holder to be compensated, but not forcing the student to buy a lot of extra material that is not even required to be studied for the course.
Some lament the disaggregation of news, the unpacking that leaves specialty reporting fending for itself in the digital age.
In a world of increasing aggregation, it is disaggregation that often threatens meaning.
The word he came up with was "disaggregation".
