Sentence examples for digital information technology from inspiring English sources

He also explained that modern molecular genetics had become a branch of IT, "really it is digital information technology, something Darwin would gave rejoiced at as it helps to solve some of the major riddles Darwin was faced with".

"For me it's difficult to go back to a C.R.T. just because of the stability of the image," said Rey Roque, vice president for marketing in the digital information technology division of Samsung, which makes both types of screens.

DCI fills an unmet need, says Joshua Greenberg, program director of digital information technology at the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation in New York City.

For instance Alan Westin argued in the very early decades of digital information technology that control of access to one's personal information was the key to maintaining privacy (Westin 1967).

In the area of technology and engineering, there are ITSs on electronics (SHERLOCK, Lesgold et al. 1992; BEETLE-II, Dzikovska et al. 2014), digital information technology (Digital Tutor, Fletcher and Morrison 2012), and database retrieval (KERMIT, Mitrovic et al. 2007).

Digital information technology enables the fulfilment of fundamental psychological needs related to communication and interaction, and technology also acts as a model and backbone for a society that enables focusing on human qualities such as the communicative capability.

Moreover, metaplanning may drive the integration of digital information technologies to support the Geodesign workflows.

"As every educator knows, digital information and technology will continue to play an increasing role in education, so we need to think about how we are going to meet the broadband infrastructure needs of our schools and libraries," Mr. Rockefeller said.

The WikiHyperGlossary is a digital information literacy technology that has been developed to assist humans in understanding printed documents in the chemical sciences by embedding dynamic hyperlinks that connect them to new resources of the evolving world of digital content.

Another thinker, a molecular biologist, propounds a neo-Darwinian theory of two evolutionary systems - one "digital", from information technology, the other "analogue", from biology and cloning - which will lead to the "de-emphasis" of war, hatred and suffering.

All governments have to do is issue licences to operators, establish a clear and transparent regulatory framework and then wait for the phones to work their economic magic.*"The Digital Provide: Information (technology), market performance and welfare in the South Indian fisheries sector", by Robert Jensen.