Sentence examples for digitally representing from inspiring English sources

But I suspect that Apple has just realized the same thing I have: that we may live on a small blue planet, but digitally representing every road, building and point of interest is a task of almost unimaginable difficulty.

1938 Alec Reeves conceives of the use of pulse-code modulation (PCM) for voice communications, digitally representing sampled analog signals.

CEDAR will test and refine new methods of digitally representing, viewing, and analyzing manuscripts, textual variants, and divergent editorial readings in all their complexity and interrelationships in order to support the most rigorous textual scholarship, on the one hand, and the teaching of these texts and their histories to students, on the other.

Using the previous definition digital learning environments are digitally represented locations, contexts and cultures in which students learn.

Professional sports are creatures of electronic media; they exist in a world of digitally represented reality.

The smooth glide of an Ella Fitzgerald song is digitally represented in streaming audio by an enormous number of bits.

(OCR software searches image data to find characters and map them to digitally represented text that can be edited and searched).

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.

This, in turn, is aided by the ability to rapidly characterize and digitally represent microstructural features and the use of materials informatics to statistically assess the large amounts of materials data being accumulated for inputs into model development and alloy design.

Begun in 2010, DECIMA digitally represents the cultural, economic, architectural, and sensory world of sixteenth-and seventeenth-century Florence.

More generally, data from social media has been mined to digitally represent and model various aspects of urban reality [25], whereas telecom and location-based services data for urban activity recognition [26, 27].