If one had been able to digitize the virus and email it, "it could have gone around the world digitally," allowing researchers to study it and to build a vaccine more quickly, Dr Venter said.
For example, the credits for each piece on display will be presented digitally, allowing Sabb and his collaborators to swap out different artworks from week to week.
When the dogs talk, only the bottom of their muzzles appear to have been digitally tweaked, allowing their big eyes and floppy ears to retain their natural expressiveness.
I.P. video surveillance footage probably transmitted to a central monitoring room and digitally stored (allowing for advanced search techniques), or viewed over the Internet.
Online social relations provide a different way for individuals to communicate digitally and allow online users to share ideas and opinions with their connected users [3].
Slices of their brain are scanned and the images are digitally preserved, allowing doctors to search for clues to both neurological diseases and the secrets behind human longevity.
Furthermore, all imaging data obtained before recovering the cells are digitally stored, allowing integration of staining characteristics of therapeutically relevant targets such as the level of HER2 protein expression with molecular information of the same cells.
"Plus shooting digitally," Bregman says, "allows you to do much more than you can with 16mm [the existing standard for independent filmmakers].
Digitally delivered content allows kids to engage in play that builds their cognitive functioning, enhances their vocabulary and increases their number fluency.
