Sentence examples for digital pads from inspiring English sources
In the production the improvisational component isn't limited to Mr. DeFrantz's dancing: digital pads on the stage activate sound and imagery, including video and photographic stills.
The DrumXtreme, the first musical instrument from Pacific Digital, replaces acoustic drums and cymbals with digital pads that are arranged on a collapsible frame.
Henry Jenkins, a professor at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology Media Lab, said one Second Life habitué created a virtual reproduction of the Ikea catalog to help people decorate their digital pads.
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One experiment we have done is to have a truck deliver digital pads for a morning or afternoon to schools and project a lesson from an expert teacher.
The crisp clarity with which we hear these multi-layered digital pads play out totally bizarre melodic sequences evokes a feeling verging on awkwardness.
It can also recognize numbers 1 through 10 written by a person on a digital pad — most of the time.
Working in his light-filled home office, he studied each object under his microscope, and at the same time had the much-enlarged photographs on his screen, which he half-drew and half-traced using a digital pad and pen.
Both companies have systems for authenticating who is signing a document based on how the name is written on a digital pad, but what counts is the pattern of pressures on the pad they are scanning rather than the visible shapes -- a form of biometrics.
Next summer, Audi's flagship S8 sedan will offer the company's new iteration of its MMI infotainment system, which will enable quick destination queries and phone number searches as the user traces letters on the system's touch-sensitive digital pad.
With Queen Elizabeth aligned with James Bond at the Olympic opening ceremony and with Daniel Craig wearing body-hugging Tom Ford suits in "Skyfall," it is no wonder that the historic British gentleman is having a new incarnation, even if he has swapped his rolled umbrella and well-ironed newspaper for a backpack and a digital pad.
