Sentence examples for digital squares from inspiring English sources

Digital squares are ephemeral.

Sheffield's digital square mile will complement what neighbouring Leeds calls its own "digital cluster"; over the Pennines, Salford is beavering away on a "digital-industries hub".

This week Sheffield presented plans for a new high-tech "digital square mile", complete with suitably jazzy new buildings.The cranes on provincial skylines are encouraging.

To put something out called Life Is Good--it's almost like the record cover has become obsolete or it's been reduced now to just a little digital square that we see on our music devices or computer screen.

Four different electrode patterns were simulated: concentric circles, comb (inter-digital), square spiral, and Hilbert curve (a fractal space-filling geometry).

The digital village square, in free-speech theory, is the marketplace of ideas.

Free speech in a digital public square — not fringe violence — is what's new under the Mediterranean sun.

Still, the move to silence what many online readers consider a digital town square has ignited a burst of reaction from bloggers and commentators on science and the media, as well as editors at other science magazines.

Why do prominent people broadcast their horniness in the digital town square?

This tiny cuboid (had to look it up it's the scientific term for a three-dimensional rectangle with two sides that are squares) digital device, that actually looks more like a kaleidoscope than a camera, eschews megapixels for megarays.

It also means a companion work of tiny, somewhat digital-looking needlepoint squares: translations of the photographs' grisaille smokiness.