'digital items' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to talk about software, pictures, videos, music, e-books, or any other products that exist in a digital format. For example: "We have a wide selection of digital items, including movies, songs, and e-books."
Readers can take out up to 10 digital items at a time.
A victory for the company would mean that consumers would not need either Apple's or Amazon's exchange to resell their digital items.
In October it launched an initiative that allows people who have set up networks on its system to sell customised digital items to their members.
"If you search for 'fashion' on Europeana, you can find 5,935 digital items, which is nothing compared to the 24 million digital objects" that eventually will be on Europeana Fashion, Mrs. Arezzi Boza said.
The stipulation that Manning has accepted says that the digital items also contained a letter to Bin Laden from the same al-Qaida member to which the Afghanistan "war logs" – one of the most famous products of the WikiLeaks disclosures – were attached.
Ashden Fein, the lead prosecution lawyer, told a pre-trial hearing at Fort Meade in Maryland that the individual who grabbed the digital items, as well as five other witnesses who subsequently handled it in Afghanistan and the US, would be called to show how the WikiLeaks disclosures were used by al-Qaida.
There exist practical tools that receive as input a digital item and output an "equivalent" digital item whose content is distinct form the input.
MPEG-21 digital item adaptation helps to reduce computational complexity through XML manipulations.
An content-driven adaptation system is implemented for the MPEG-21 digital item adaptation framework.
Recently, media adaptation was achieved by using MPEG-21 digital item adaptation framework [30, 31].
Then, to achieve a generic adaptation solution, the adaptation is developed following MPEG-21 Digital Item Adaptation (DIA) framework.
