Sentence examples for digitally dependent from inspiring English sources

Ensuring a supportive context is often difficult for teams that are geographically distributed and digitally dependent, because the resources available to members may vary a lot.

Now a victim of two "cloud" hacking scandals, Ms. Lawrence's predicament embodies an anxiety that every digitally dependent user feels: though we hope for the best, we're not so sure that our smartphone data is safe.

At the same time, the director of photography, Geir Hartly Andreassen, strives to avoid the alienating palette of too many digitally dependent films, the sludgy browns and yellowed whites that turn human skin into parchment and actors into avatars.

Digitally dependent projects are often expensive, and the structure of GIS itself limits and channels associated human practices, as well articulated by Anne Kelly Knowles, Levi Westerveld, and Laura Strom in the second issue (2015) of GeoHumanities(building on John Pickles' early critiques of GIS in the 1990s).

You know no other way to slow down the blazing pace of a modern, digitally dependent lifestyle than to make sure you don't have a phone.

Practically everything a digitally-dependent knowledge worker sees, hears, or swipes can become a recommendation.

But what does it mean to disconnect in our digitally-dependent world?

Rather they are two equally important goals that must work in co-movement in order to maintain a safe, global and digitally-dependent economy.

In a competitive environment of frequent and rapid change, electronic business (e-business), whose supply, production, and logistics and distribution networks are enabled digitally, is increasingly dependent on electronic interconnections that are innovative in their functionality.

Discussion: We implemented classification, prediction, and natural language processing techniques in multiple scenarios to create and to analyze a highly complex and large cohort, to aid understanding better patients, time-dependent entities digitally represented as a collection of data elements.

But the basic silliness of all those CGI effects and all the digitally fabricated action mean that real thrills – dependent on real, believable jeopardy – are not on offer: just cheerfully absurd spectacle and a little bit of humour.