Sentence examples for digital words from inspiring English sources

Digital words now consist of 32 or 64 bits, though sizes from 8 to 128 bits are seen.

Traditional photon counting information is available; moreover, digital words representing the amplitude of each event and suitable image elaboration methods significantly enhance the detector capabilities.

Since one of the modules acts as a memory, the system taken as a whole resembles a classical processor with separate mechanisms for storing and operating on digital "words".

Digital words have come to mean almost nothing to me.

This is partly to reflect the way that moving image artists are breaking down traditional boundaries between "film" and "digital," words which are becoming increasingly meaningless.

Children, in particular, often don't understand how severely their digital words and their sharing of images can affect their peers (and others), and thus the social problems caused by cyber-communications are far too frequent and can be very severe.

The only prerequisite, according to the course syllabus, is "a love of the written (and digital) word".

For Mr. Kimball, who conceded that he "hadn't really understood the purpose of Twitter," the beauty of digital word-of-mouth marketing was immediately clear.

A man who claims to be a former Daily Mail employee has written a scathing piece for Gawker about working for its New York digital word factory, My year ripping off the web with the Daily Mail Online.

… — Patrick Farrell Nation's Restaurant News: … And speaking of viral cinnamon: Cinnabon has gone all in on Facebook, Foursquare and Twitter, and is working a strategy called "venue optimization" that has enhanced digital word-of-mouth, augmenting its Facebook traffic 19 percent.

Though PriceGrabber.com, Shopping.com and Shopzilla.com may be the Internet sites that consumers turn to most often to compare prices, some new Web sites are trying a different approach: harnessing the idea of digital word of mouth.