Sentence examples for digitised existence from inspiring English sources
Calling it the third part of a trilogy formed by earlier dystopian satires Brazil and Twelve Monkeys, Gilliam says he sees the film very much as a warning against the perils of a digitised existence.
In a digitised world, will this continue to be a viable strategy for economic equality?
Against this increasingly digitised world backdrop, that statistic has a certain resonance with me.
The book is a paean to the quiet pleasures (and productive frustration) created by absence – of noise, distraction, entertainment, other people…and the consequences of a partly digitised, constantly connected existence.
More than 150 files are being made available in the digitised release.
He tries to stave off what he terms "the Demon of Melodramatic Prophesies" which can bedevil writing about the present, yet having already identified as intrinsic to virtual existence a collapsing of the future and the past into a permanently digitised "now", he can't avoid the doomsday intersection of human connectivity and environmental degradation.
In addition, much of the digitised rainfall data from numerous stations are viewed as being unreliable, with important events missing and errors in the digitised data.
These were digitised and then analysed.
The tape was then digitised and uploaded," said Mora.
There, thousands of digitised documents will be accessible to all.
