Sentence examples for digital explosions from inspiring English sources

Apartment dwellers can crank up the Dolby Digital explosions of "Pearl Harbor" after 10 p.m. without prompting angry calls from the co-op board.

On "Underworld USA," from the second Cold Cave album, "Cherish the Light Years," synths churn along at an industrial clip; drums arrive in precise digital explosions; a soft female voice whispers in the background; and then a dry guitar kicks in.

Played on a graphical display surface, users are rewarded with digital explosions and sound effects every time two (or more) tops crash into each other.

The digital explosion has democratised technology.

Leveson didn't have an answer to the international digital explosion.

That concept - which boils down to the idea that low-cost manufacturing will push forward a revolution in making stuff that's reminiscent of the digital explosion - relies heavily on disappearing labour costs, largely in China.

"Maybe people think they can time-share: both texting and talking at once," said Harry Lewis, a Harvard computer science professor and one of the authors of "Blown to Bits: Your Life, Liberty and Happiness After the Digital Explosion" (Addison-Wesley, 2008).

The great fanfare (among technology fans, in any event) accompanying IBM's announcement cannot but strike many of us who were there at the dawn of the commercial digital explosion as a small irony.

Unlike in the west, where the digital explosion put even the biggest, best-funded legacy publications on the back foot, the three different media groups in India are developing side by side, passing each other like ships in the night.

He said that it was "due to a perfect storm of better TV, our current economic climate and the digital explosion of the last few years".

So when I took that job on in '97, it was very clear to me that the digital explosion was causing the greatest problem, and that we had to have some way of being able to deal with that.