The only question is how long it will take.Digital television (DTV for short) has been slow to arrive the first patents for digital communication were filed 70 years ago because compressing video into manageable streams of binary digits ("bits") is much harder than compressing streams of audio.
Berkett said the percentage of fossil fuel assets currently in the GMG investment fund was in the low, single digits.
Wawrinka, seeded No8 here, as he was when he beat the then No1 Rafael Nadal for his first slam title, in Melbourne last year, moves to fourth in the rankings, while the Spaniard drops to 10th, the first time he has been in double digits since April 2005.
Woodward, who conducted a February poll showing Rubio polling in single digits, said the senator faces "stiff competition" but will improve as voters get to know him better.
In Billings, Montana, where temperatures in the high 60s fell into the single digits, Patsy Kimmel said she'd been warned before arriving to visit family and celebrate her 70th birthday.
Jon Huntsman, though he devoted his attention to New Hampshire the way Santorum did to Iowa, is at the back of the pack, in single digits.
Office work is the next key step in our evolution: humankind's inevitable end game is basically just to grow and spread into sort of comfortable gelatinous pillows, designed to flop on the floor like a fat cat and peck out small and irrelevant digits into a spreadsheet with our long, bony fingers.
In Uzbekistan, the IMF said it expects inflation "will likely remain in the double digits".
With an initial print run of about 8,000 copies, it will be an order of magnitude larger than a typical debut literary magazine, which would be lucky to crack four digits a year.
He also said he would raise Lenovo's global market share from 7% to double digits; it is now close to 16%.Lenovo does not simply churn out cheap goods.
He has stabilised inflation in single digits and cracked down on money-laundering.
