Sentence examples for digital represented from inspiring English sources

At the Warner Music Group, Atlantic's parent company, digital represented 27percentt of its American recorded-music revenue during the fourth quarter.

But we also tend to equate atomization to rewarding niches and say that going digital represents some fundamental disruption of monocultural user taste.

Each circle represents a set of samples, the group between the circle and circle overlapping part digital represents of the common OTUs and there is no overlapping part represents unique OTUs in each group.

With digital representing far less than five percent of advertising spend in Southeast Asia — and below one percent in some places — there's plenty of untapped potential from a business standpoint.

In contrast, RNA-Seq data is "digital", representing expression levels as discrete counts.

Mid-digital represents an age where the BBC won't play certain content in the U.K. because global digital rights have not been cleared.

Assume that a document is seen as a sequence of 'words', where a 'word' can be any combination of letters and digitals, representing biological information.

C 1 D, C 2 D, …, C l D : a set of built-in digital cameras representing the digital camera projection matrix for each camera registered in a reconstructed 3D scene.

That digital music revenue made up for losses from CDs, the company said: in the United States, digital sales represented 53.8 percent of the company's revenue in recorded music, the first time it was more than half for a full year.

In a conference call with analysts, Mr. Sulzberger said digital subscriptions represented "a robust new revenue stream," though the company declined to disclose how many new digital subscribers its flagship newspaper had gained in the quarter.

These tiny digital chips represented money controlled by a corporation in Costa Rica.