Sentence examples for digitally modified from inspiring English sources

Based on the pattern, the music is digitally modified by accentuating a beat or a note to encourage a certain dance step.

The black students officer for the National Union of Students, Bellavia Ribeiro-Addy, said suggestions that images of black celebrities were being digitally modified were concerning.

It is the stunning landscape of the director's own New Zealand which stands in - digitally modified here and there - and, in many ways, New Zealand itself is the modest star of the film.

Items for sale include Aviva Rahmani's digitally modified photograph "Warming Skies Over the Louisiana Bayous Seen From a Train Window" (left, $32,000) and the Abacus snowboard made by the eco-sensitive Arbor Collective (bottom left, $545).

Photoclima, published last November, showed aerial shots of La Manga alongside digitally modified photographs of the same scenes submerged in water, with only the tops of high-rise hotels, apartment blocks and palm trees visible above the sea.

Meanwhile, there is at least one mother who has injected Botox into her child, a beauty pageant contestant (as seen on "Good Morning America" last week); a steady stream of models in uneasy relationships with their body weight, and magazine layouts in which skin color and body shapes have been digitally modified.

We're so conditioned to expect beauty to be one thing (how limiting -- ONE thing!), and to have absolutely no compunction about digitally modifying someone's face or body to achieve the look we think they should have had.

They allow attackers to digitally "sign" modified firmware, thus turning the WeMo into an attack vector.

Placing emphasis on the contribution of the performers over the computer tools they used, Idol felt the album achieved a "garage band" spirit, that had captured the "Sturm und Drang" he found in rock and roll, and had simply modified it digitally.

A modified model of anatomy, simple surgical planning performed digitally to further enhance the model, significantly modified models.

The cultural assets were digitally preserved in a post-construction and modified form as an attempt to fulfill the life-cycle management of data for culture workers, researchers and architects.