Planning and plotting give way to lots of action as warriors clash in a digital whirlwind of sweat, swords and dust.
RED already had the digital cinema industry sweating, and now every camera maker in the world will, trust me, be calling emergency meetings to determine the feasibility of even trying to compete.
He worked steadily through the 1980s and '90s, bad-guy parts in B movies (including the long-forgotten "Digital Man" and "Cold Sweat"), lots of voice-over work, doing what he had to do to pay the bills.
But in today's digital age, it also means sweating at another key asset; the exabytes of data that the public sector generates in its delivery of services and other public tasks.
In [14], a microcontroller-based data logger is implemented by using a four-channel analog-to-digital converter (ADC) to measure sweat activity.
Digital papillary adenocarcinomas are rare tumours of eccrine sweat gland origin usually occurring on the fingers and toes and adjacent parts of the palms and soles.
But he doesn't create digital loops, letting a phrase continue without his own sweat.
Ferrari, which has licensed its name and image to a wide array of products that include laptop computers and digital cameras, not to mention T-shirts, caps and sweats, has collaborated with a French company to build a $400 hair dryer.
While Andy had been sweating to stimulate small talk, I'd been sending a digital S.O.S. to schedule a "Faux Call" to my cellphone, ASAP.
