Sentence examples for digital explains from inspiring English sources
Shaun Fensom, founding director of Manchester Digital, explains: "Manchester has the most significant internet exchange outside London.
As Amanda Neylon, head of digital, explains: "We've trained nearly two thirds of the organisation in social now, so instead of having three people in the social media team, we've effectively got 1,000".
"What we're trying to do is provide real utility and solve real problems for customers using digital," explains Brian Tilzer, CVS Health's Chief Digital Officer.
"Revenge of the Crystal is about a return to the tangible and being immersed in the world we create that isn't digital," explains Papademetropoulos, whose own "sea cave" in the show features an aquarium, carpeting, furniture, and telephone-enabled interactive sound piece, all of which transports the ocean into a living room space.
The revolutionized toilets must be "hygienic and sustainable, discharge no pollutants, generate energy, recover nutrients and only need a tiny amount of water," All Things Digital explained.
"Xiaomi doesn't look to make money on hardware, it looks to make money on accessories and digital content," explains Ms Koytcheva.
Robert Madelin, the director general in charge of the European Digital Agenda explains that "it's no longer just about kit it's now about organisational transformation".
"There are two main technological obstacles to making smell transmissible by digital means," explains biophysicist and author of Perfumes: The A-Z guide, Dr Luca Turin.
The definition of AR is broad: "It's a blanket term for augmenting the real world with digital information," explains Matthew Szymczyk, chief executive of Zugara, the Los Angeles-based software company behind Banana Flame's AR shopping tool.
Chris Andrew, who leads the Connection's digital group, explains: The A-Z was born out of young people's desire to educate others about their own experiences of rough sleeping.
