The correction signals can be digitally stored and applied as digital trimming control on the LO signals.
As a result, a huge amount of culture-related information is now digitally stored, and thus amenable to digital processing.
This "metadata" is digitally stored.
Each angle is digitally stored by the replay staff, then arranged to present the best video evidence first.
Digitally stored information is commonly referred to as data, and its analog counterpart is called source data.
Virgin Megastore is trying to break that mold with MegaPlay kiosks, which allow visitors to hear digitally stored music without buying anything.
They have brought with them details of 2,500 fights, digitally stored so that boxers and coaches can check on opponents and determine strategy.
Yet nearly half a century later, the most common use of lasers is to read digitally stored media like compact disks, CD-ROM's or DVD's.
If a driver accepts an e-hail and then decides to refuse someone based on destination, race or physical disability, the record of that refusal is digitally stored.
Since the 1960s, volume publishing has become an automated process using large computers and high-speed printers to transfer digitally stored data on paper.
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.
