Sentence examples for digitized age from inspiring English sources

In an ever more digitized age, literature as live event appears to be thriving.

In this digitized age, computerized and robotic rehabilitation systems act as a vital support for disabled individuals.

Critics have touted Cooper as being akin to "Bataille trapped in Disneyland," or "Aeschylus with a mouthful of bubble-gum"—a deviant intellectual who casts his lurid gaze at pop culture in the digitized age.

Her 2014 new media manifesto, The People's Platform: Taking Back Power and Culture in the Digital Age was prescient in its critical analysis of both the power structures of our digitized media economy and the techno-utopianism in vogue when it was written; now that we're all suddenly suspicious of Silicon Valley's vast and uncontrolled social experiment, the book is downright prophetic.

Small uncertainties on digitized depth or age mean that although data can be from the same specimen or stratum, when parameters are digitized from different graphs (e.g., inclination and declination are shown on separate axes), it is not possible to unequivocally link data to the same specimen/stratum.

(In the age of digitized music sharing, many rock artists earn more from concert tours than from record royalties).

They often lack the infrastructure needed to collect, manage, and report data, particularly in the age of digitized health information.

The EMG signals were amplified, digitized, and digitally filtered.

We argue that increasingly pervasive use of digitized performance monitoring may intensify age discrimination in performance management.

At the same time, though, the underlying, longer-term economic problem was coming into focus: the United States was slowly moving away from the industrial age and into a digitized and globally competitive world, and that transformation was threatening to displace the middle class and erode the country's economic dominance in the decades ahead.

If Kids was neorealism, Spring Breakers is the neorealism of the Facebook age, chopped, screwed, and digitized.