Sentence examples for digitally accessible from inspiring English sources

Everything produced by Matera 2019 will be digitally accessible and copyright-free.

"I believe that thousands of years from now, Bill Gates will be remembered for having preserved -- and made digitally accessible -- a very important segment of our photographic history," he said.

At the same time he pointed to Google's "mission", of making information digitally accessible, to justify what he couched as an exploratory, internal effort at this stage — saying the company mission underpins its ongoing interest in the market. .

Add in the vagaries of weather and taking a ferry can feel like a tricky option to consider let alone nail down and book versus more digitally accessible alternatives like buying a plane ticket.

Twitter is also a valuable tool for realtime microblogging from scientific conferences [63]: there are an increasing number of scientists who routinely "live tweet" what they learn during conferences, and there is no reason why digitally accessible data cannot be incorporated into this stream.

Why head to a meeting with only a legal pad, they say, when you can slip your tablet out of its desktop dock, jot down all notes and doodles on its surface, and have them always at the ready, digitally stored and endlessly accessible?

Documents come to us in the mail in paper format, while others are made available digitally, but not easily accessible to us.

Pravin Srivastava, chief of the ASI, says this project will not only make the monuments more accessible but also "digitally preserve India's heritage for future generations".

One key driver of this development is that a large part of human knowledge will be stored digitally in the future and be accessible to computers via cloud computing.

Mattel hopes that the doll will help renew interest in the Barbie franchise and make her accessible for a new digitally-fluent generation after facing years of declining sales. .

For example, Google Cultural Institute13 (see Fig. 3) is "an effort to make important cultural material available and accessible to everyone and to digitally preserve it to educate and inspire future generations".