Sentence examples for digital pointed from inspiring English sources

The distances between the start of the scale ("0") and the markings of each rater were measured (mm) with an electronic digital pointed jaw caliper (Jainmed Inc., Seoul, Korea) by one investigator to transform ratings to continuous metric variables (min: 0, max: 100).

Highfield, asked about the move to digital, pointed out that i will soon have a website, inews.co.uk, and argued that there was a value in having the combination of "a strong print product" with an online presence.

If A is a singleton set { x 0 }, then ( X, x 0 ) is called a pointed digital image.

Based on the pointed digital homotopy in [9, 16], the following notion of a k-homotopy relative to a subset (Asubset X) is often used to study a k-homotopic thinning and to classify digital images ((X, k)) in ({mathbf{Z}}^{n}) [17, 30].

Students appreciate appropriate selection and use of instructional technology, digital or otherwise; their most pointed criticism often focuses on classroom attempts to use digital tools with which an instructor is not sufficiently familiar or skilled.

Mr. Pritchard added that the company has been working to build up its own databases to make its digital ads more precise and pointed to new partnerships it announced last week with Katie Couric and Queen Latifah.

Point to its pointed teeth.

Since 2003, The Wall Street Journal has held the All Things Digital Conference, which gathers executives and others for "informal but pointed conversations" for an audience of paying customers.

The nave vault of the 11th century Durham cathedral, noted for its pointed arch design and ribbed ceiling, was transformed recently by pioneering digital artist Miguel Chevalier for his piece Complex Meshes, a dancing cobweb of projected light.

The remarks were among Obama's most detailed and pointed commentary on his view on balancing privacy and security in the digital age.

The advent of easy digital editing has enabled the rise of one entertaining strain of art about movies: the thematically pointed montage of samples from popular films.