Sentence examples for digital driving from inspiring English sources

We therefore conducted a qualitative, Wizard-of-Oz study to explore how drivers might interact linguistically with a natural language digital driving assistant.

Founded in 2008, Skimlinks now processes 110 million clicks a month on over 700,000 sites, including AVForums, WordPress, Ning, Technorati and Hearst Digital, driving almost $30 million in consumer sales from over 18,000 merchants across 27 affiliate networks.

New South Wales in Australia is switching its driving licences onto smartphone apps and, while the state works up to fully digital driving licences, due 2018, has just begun trialling the technology with things like fishing licences.

Twenty-five participants drove for 10 min in a medium-fidelity driving simulator while interacting with a state-of-the-art, high-functioning, conversational digital driving assistant.

From a design perspective, defining the language and interaction style that a digital driving assistant should adopt is contingent on the role that they play within the social fabric and context in which they are situated.

For most display devices when the pixel values contained within the processed image file are presented as digital driving levels (DDLs) and then subsequently converted to luminance levels by the display controller, the displayed image can take on a "uniqueness" for that particular display device.

But Cabinet Office minister Francis Maude says the UK government is a key player in the worldwide digital revolution, driving a "digital-by-default" agenda through Whitehall.

The company says the shift to digital is driving its growth, as TV viewing is dropping at 10 to 20percentt per year, while kids' digital budgets are growing at 25percentt year over year.

But while digital is driving the overall music business, we have yet to see parity in terms of the demographics that use digital avenues for their music consumption.

She argued that Google has "worked hard" to help publishers make the digital transition, driving traffic and online revenue.

The first is that the digital giants driving well-loved names out of business are not necessarily competing on a level playing field.