Sentence examples for digital points from inspiring English sources

But the PC has a dock that connects to a Thunderbolt port, and Gula Digital points out that there's no DisplayPort style plug-in there.

Even projects that require cryptocurrencies as payment (e.g. Steemit, which rewards writers on its platforms with a native "digital points system," Steem) could very well survive with existing cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and Ether.

Ina Fried of All Things Digital points out that $40 is less expensive than previous Windows upgrades have been -- an upgrade to Windows 7 Professional from Vista, for example, cost $100.

We therefore propose a strategy to determine w in a data-dependent manner based on a method that was originally proposed for shape representation using optimal polygonal approximation of digital points [ 42].

A possible explanation for this which differs from the one previously proposed [ 6] is that the data used for the comparison in the aforementioned study were limited to end-hour measurements compared with four digital points per hour, whereas our study used 600 data points for the same interval.

Examples of such systems include the North American T carriers as well as digital point-to-point microwave systems.

They had brought along more than a dozen GoPros, the ubiquitous small digital point-of-view cameras.

A growing number of rank-and-file contributors to Web sites, including Shawn Hogan, above, of Digital Point Solutions are also profiting.

Although it used film, it captured far more detail than any other camera, digital or not; the resolution was five hundred times as high as that of your run-of-the-mill digital point-and-click.

Over all, digital cameras that offer screens in lieu of optical, or "eye level," viewfinders represented 26.8percentt of sales of digital point-and-shoot cameras during the first quarter of 2006, compared with 9.4percentt in 2005, the NPD Group says.

In this week's magazine, Nick Paumgarten explains the rise of GoPro, the company that makes "the ubiquitous small digital point-of-view cameras" used by athletes to capture their daredevil feats.