Sentence examples for equivalent of papers from inspiring English sources
Computer forensic investigators re-created Dr. Lee's deleted files and determined that Dr. Lee had moved 806 megabytes of information (the equivalent of papers stacked 134 feet high, they said) that contained the tools for computer-simulated weapons testing, a valuable commodity in an age of nuclear test bans.
Notably, the message can be erased from the Interosa server after a certain date -- the digital equivalent of paper shredding.
That said, this role may well fall to YouTube – what price Google launching the video equivalent of Paper for TVs in the nearish future?
ISTANBUL — With her subtle style of filleting opponents with chips and slices, fourth-ranked Agnieszka Radwanska of Poland wounds her opponents with the tennis equivalent of paper cuts, a far cry from the bruising marks preferred by more percussive opponents.
Randomisation was stratified in order to ensure that each assessor received roughly equivalent numbers of papers from each time period.
The number of digital equivalents of "paper deliverers" and "driveways" that can be reached becomes enormous.
As a result, a growing number of e-commerce companies are hedging their bets with the terrestrial equivalent of spam: paper junk mail.
Aspiring fashion designers can now mix and match Barbie's dresses, shoes and handbags using Barbie iDesign, the information-age equivalent of the paper doll.
Expect someone to start playing that tune next year, and watch it become the equivalent of toilet paper in the trees outside the State House, which was the famous protest against Gov. Jim Florio's hastily withdrawn tax on paper products eight years ago.
Wickr's app contains an anti-forensics feature — the mobile equivalent of a paper shredder — that erases deleted files for good by writing over that metadata with gibberish text.
As such they're the digital equivalent of a paper diary, with the added benefit that you can append things like mood icons and colors and even audio recordings.
