Sentence examples for digital sense from inspiring English sources

"I was looking forward in a digital sense," he said.

The word "mute" has crossed silently from the world of sound, becoming, in the digital sense, a synonym for "invisible".

It is counter-intuitive, but the reality is that we don't really own ourselves (in the digital sense).

In order to write a computer programme to solve (in a digital sense) a particular problem, Fig. 2 shows the complete task hierarchy as entry level skills, problem-solving skills, knowledge of (digital) rules and basic computer literacy.

This study provided an insight into how researchers can investigate the interactive effect of instructional strategies and cognitive style preferences on learning how to solve (in a digital sense) a particular business-related problem, and more specifically how to develop an algorithm that can be used to write a computer programme.

In a talk I attended earlier today, the nonprofit detailed that as these historic structures they scan are threatened by natural disasters or human conflict, the data they have offers the potential for these sites to be restored with laser accuracy or at least preserved as they were for future generations to enjoy in a digital sense.

All of the digital sensing is incorporated into SideBySide's mobile hardware package, none of it is fixed in the environment, making it so the system can be used anywhere.

If you think about it, computers can give you digital senses you didn't even know about.

Gaussian white noise are typically used to model practical noise processes that affect digital sensing systems [1], such as the multi-radar system and underwater acoustic detection system.

Within the next 15 years or so, most of the data that will be used to monitor, understand, analyze, and plan the systems of smart sustainable cities will come from digital sensing of observations, transactions, and movements associated with the operating and organizing processes of urban life, which can provide readings on many environmental, social, economic, and physical phenomena.

Just as our apparent lack of online secrecy sometimes worries our parents, digital senses will readjust our own personal boundaries in ways we can scarcely imagine today.