Sentence examples for digital roots from inspiring English sources

And Google is returning to its digital roots, as Sundar Pichai, its new chief executive, has been explaining.

The editor-in-chief of the Huffington Post Media Group, Arianna Huffington, said Maguire was a "first-rate journalist with deep digital roots and is truly passionate about utilising new media tools to both tell the stories that matter and engage with readers in new and exciting ways".

If Amazon did venture into physical retail in a more prominent way, it would follow in the footsteps of other direct-to-consumer brands such as Bonobos and Warby Parker that have ventured beyond their digital roots to meet the needs of shoppers.

If the number is a perfect square, then there would be no ending with 2, 3, 7 or 8. Take out the digital roots of the number.

The minimum distance of the root locus analysis of digital root mean square deviation (RMSD), total energy, RMS fluctuations (RMSF), residue matrix database structure assignment (DSSP), and cluster analysis could be calculated from the program of MD simulations.

But he may be the first politician to exploit both widespread, bipartisan distrust of conventional news sources and the alternative reality provided by the digital grass roots, from sites such as Jones's Infowars to chain emails to social media.

The company's focus on cross-platform gaming may seem worlds away from Tremor's digital video roots (the pair was apparently "burned out on video"), but Grossberg tells me that the theories behind both projects aren't that different.

Even though the blockchain clearly has many possible use cases, some people still have trouble separating it from its digital currency roots, and Joshua McKenty, who helped develop Open Stack while working at NASA and now is head of Cloud Foundry at Pivotal, sees this as a real problem, one that could hold back the progress of blockchain as an enterprise technology.

This represents a category of the collateral entertainment from the primaries that deserves a riff of its own: the digital, grass-roots, viral culture that treats almost every current event as inspiration for lulz.

The last two presidential campaigns showed the power of digital grass-roots platforms for increasing the size of the donor pool and empowering donors to supplement their online giving with other avenues of involvement in the campaigns of their choice.

Threes is a hit among hits, however, because it has the potential to become the next Sudoku or crosswords, but with digital-first roots, which means it doesn't have to sacrifice anything to adapt itself to our pocketable devices.