Sentence examples for digital referred from inspiring English sources

Because the comment I tried to append there got lost in cyberspace, doubtless due to my being digitally all thumbs (remember when "digital" referred to fingers?), it seems better to say something more about the movie here and to add a couple of words about some general principles.

Martin A. Nisenholtz, chief executive of New York Times Digital, referred questions to the company's spokeswoman, Catherine Mathis, who had no comment on the job cuts.

Asked whether it offers any guidance to NHS Trusts around digital assistance for clinicians, including specifically whether it requires multiple options be offered by different providers, the NHS' digital services provider, NHS Digital, referred our question on to the Department of Health (DoH), saying it's a matter of health policy.

The "digital" refers to the coordinates of the pattern, which are digitally defined.

Currently, The Netherlands is in the process of developing a digital referring system (Care domain), initiated and financed by hospitals in general [ 26].

The interlinked elements form a complex structure, which is essentially of digital nature (digital refers here to the fact that the network provides static information on the connections between unique, discontinuous components [ 5], e.g. a particular pair of regulating and regulated gene).

Because of an editing error, an essay last Sunday about education in the digital age referred incorrectly to Derek Bok.

Remember, Digital Britain referred to people switching from mostly passive viewing from the linear schedule to active consumption using search and on-demand.

An article on Thursday about a call by technology executives for action on the world's digital divide referred incorrectly to two companies represented in the group -- Sony and Toshiba.

The David Pogue column in Business Day yesterday, about new frontiers in digital cameras, referred imprecisely to a business that Kodak and Nikon are abandoning.

Correction: August 1, 2000, Tuesday An article in Business Day yesterday about a trial for copyright violation in the publication of a software code that unscrambles a digital videodisc referred incorrectly to the design of a T-shirt shown in court.