Sentence examples for digital standard from inspiring English sources

A macromodel to accurately and efficiently predict the substrate noise generated by digital standard cells is presented.

In Europe, a common digital standard is pre-eminent; in the United States, wireless carriers are split among three rival standards, which so far are largely incompatible.

Europe and Asia use a common digital standard, called the global system for mobile communications, or G.S.M., that lets users call among 120 countries.

The government now allows the export of 56-bit encryption, with some restrictions – but 128-bit cryptography is emerging as the new digital standard.

The E.F.F. and organizations like The Digital Standard and the Mozilla Foundation are pressuring companies and government bodies to put stronger security practices in place.

Common standards are vital to the telephone business: because the continent was fragmented, Europe's cellular industry accepted early the need for a single digital standard.

A digital standard-definition version was also created that was then transferred to a three-terabyte (three-trillion-byte) hard disk for editing.

Digital broadcasters could certainly show a high-definition picture over a regular six-megahertz channel, but they might "multicast" instead, transmitting five or six digital standard-definition programs over that same channel.

As a result of a change in Recording Industry Association of America certification rules regarding album downloads, the album will have gone platinum before appearing in stores, and Jay-Z has become a digital standard-bearer.

Such special effects are crude by today's digital standards.

Today, as digital standards have replaced analog, telecommunications companies require less space.