Sentence examples for digital material to from inspiring English sources

Fast forward to today (with more digital material to watch) and you find three species of lizard: your old friend the blue spotted lizard (species B) and two new lizards (descendants of species C, the red striped lizard), one with blue stripes (species D) and the other with a solid black back (species E).

Because disciplines, sub-disciplines, and individual researchers consider different assortments of digital material to be data, it is unlikely that any single structure will suit every discipline and dataset.

Are you a humanist working with digital materials to do your research?

We have, on occasion, knowingly added digital materials to our archive collection that were already within the purview of other digital preservation programs.

The 24 new courses will use video, interactive software, games, social media and other digital materials to present math lessons for kindergarten through 10th grade and English lessons for kindergarten through 12th grade, Pearson and Gates officials said.

Architecture, Creative Writing, Dance, Drama and Theatre Arts, Film, Music and Visual Arts supplements can be submitted through SlideRoom, an online platform that allows applicants to send digital materials to the admissions office.

His primary research was concerned with the robotic assembly of digital materials to enable autonomous assembly, disassembly and reconstruction across scales with a basis set of discretized cellular lattice structures imagine swarms of robots assembling space stations.

We encourage you to bring your own digital materials to play with during the session and to learn how you might curate them with Omeka!

This includes a school category with the aim of having Oncosalud process educational digital materials to get the school community involved in developing strategies for disseminating prevention messages, ensuring they "go viral," rewarding the school and course with the greatest impacted population.

Yet, by a margin of 2 to 1, our respondents expressed that they believed born-digital materials to be in more urgent need of preservation than print materials.

This finding raises an interesting question: If law librarians (at least those represented among our respondents) believe born-digital materials to be in more urgent need of preservation, why were the majority of digital preservation resources being invested in the preservation of files resulting from digitization projects?