Sentence examples for digital mistakes from inspiring English sources

She treats these digital mistakes like relics, documents, and artworks, and continues to challenge the awkward time-and-space gap between human perception and machine vision.

This isn't the story of my biggest digital mistake, but the one that affected me the most.

"In today's digital age, mistakes can stay with and haunt kids for their entire life.

Sky television in Britain in the early 1990s showed that if you have the right games at the right times, and have paid the right money for them, you can indeed build a new television channel on the back of football.ITV Digital's mistake was that, under pressure to establish itself, it paid an extraordinary amount to televise the games of some strikingly unglamorous sides.

One month after the 14-year-old shot to international fame when he was handcuffed and arrested because his science project – a homemade digital clock – was mistaken for a bomb, he is leaving the US.

I think this is a classic case of digital dualism: the mistaken idea that our lives are divided into a phoney online experience and an authentic offline world, when both are thoroughly enmeshed.

That's a big mistake digital health companies are making".

Forbes.com talked to Levine about the game industry's biggest mistake, digital distribution and the impact of casual game players.

Many women mistake any pelvic examination for a Pap test [ 28- 30], and it is feasible that patients may similarly mistake digital rectal exams for FOBT screening [ 31].

And "X-Men" is fun when the mutants, assembled by their leader (James McAvoy), undergo training exercises in an effort to control their extraordinary powers: digital technology amplifies their mistakes and their misjudgments into sloppy, destructive sprees.

You'll get the hang of it quickly, and with digital movie making, your mistakes are always saved by Undo.