Sentence examples for digits from the from inspiring English sources

As described in Source encoding, one purpose of the source encoder is to eliminate redundant binary digits from the digitized signal.

Players are given a number of digits from the solution to get the game started.

The encoding must also be sufficiently simple that by knowing the rule one can reconstruct the digits from the piece with little additional effort.

Company executives at Limited, a major specialty chain, raised their own projections for sales growth last week, to the mid-single digits from the low single digits.

After nine months, Ms. Spain said, Google starts to "anonymise" the data it has collected by deleting the last two digits from the I.P. address.

After driving it for three days I realised that the front number plate differed by two digits from the rear one.

Though the network was down double digits from this time last year, the ratings were up from last month.

Then they took the first digits from all the numbers, and checked for deviations from what you would predict, using Benford's law.

The best reason to think that Palin would have given Romney a much longer and tougher fight than Santorum is that she would have polled in the double-digits from the beginning and might have consolidated the not-Romney vote early, by winning Iowa and South Carolina and clearing figures like Gingrich off the decks.

The U.N. account differed by one digit from the number of the woman's Chase Manhattan Bank account, and the transfer instructions were incorrect.

For centuries, the noun "digit" (from the Latin "digitus") has been defined as "finger," but now its adjectival form, "digital," relates to data.