Sentence examples for digital settings from inspiring English sources

There are a range of activities women and girls can take to better protect their device, data, and privacy in digital settings.

When learning theory is used there is an overreliance on 'pre-digital' theories of learning more suited to mid-twentieth century European classrooms than contemporary digital settings.

The EU's DIGCOMP project (Ferrari, 2013) establishes five areas of digital competence, amongst which it identifies the ability to communicate in digital settings, collaborate with other people and share resources using online tools.

The unlimited possibilities to combine and recombine various resources in digital settings increase the potential to create resources with the same functionality as previously rare or unique dynamic capabilities.

The M10 is evident of "good engineering" because Leica stayed true to form, right down to using an ISO dial rather than digital settings, or an optical viewfinder/rangefinder instead a built-in electronic one.

Using software program Mandelbulb3D, the artist Mark J. Brady (aka MarkJayBee) makes fractal landscapes that look like computerized storyboards from Ridley Scott movies— but the difference is that these vast digital settings are comprised of infinitely repeating patterns, bringing viewers into an inter-dimensional space that goes way beyond the 2D fractals we're used to.

The magazine found that most but not all newer models had good temperature control, although models with digital temperature settings typically were the best.

It has 10 digital zoom settings and functions as a video camera, storing grainy video in its memory.

This article provides theoretical foundations for this technique, both in the digital and analog settings.

Advanced image capture settings, digital filters, and aspect ratio provide outstanding flexibility and creativity while minimizing the need for computer image manipulation.

Thus, while a colonial linguacentrism, only in a limited manner, recognizes that routine ways of sense-making in digital (and IRL) settings are not only rich sites for research, but that languaging needs to be researched from points of departure where more than one language-variety are made analytically salient.