Sentence examples for digital terms from inspiring English sources

In digital terms, they have increased the bit rate of their system.

(On the White House's YouTube channel, it's been seen fewer than 90,000 times, minuscule in digital terms).

They think in digital terms and have the curiosity and drive to figure out how technology works.

We are, in digital terms, becoming morbidly obese and businesses and brands asserting their digital persona will only make the condition worse.

In digital terms, skeuomorphs include Microsoft's desktop, files and folders; the envelope that has become near-ubiquitous shorthand for email; and, until it changed tack last year, much of Apple's software iconography and design, including its faux leather-bound calendar.

Michael Lesk contributed a paper to the Time and Bits Web site before the meeting [since then noted physicist Philip Morrison has written a compelling article for Scientific American based on the paper (July 1998)] that asks and answers these very questions in digital terms.

The fair was a great outlet for independent artists and publishers to monetize their content (to use a digital term), although stats tracking was probably difficult to implement.

We're addressing the digital in terms of our print graphics.

In digital service terms, Amazon lags behind its chief video streaming rival, Netflix, which has 125 million worldwide subscribers who pay on average £85 a year.

There has been an overanxious push into digital in terms of the shape services would be and the role of BBC1 and 2. "If we had 100% digital coverage, each channel could take on cut-and-dried obligations and purposes.

Plus of course, Digi.me is not just aiming to create just a health data silo — it wants to link everything you've got, in digital data terms.