Sentence examples for for example the digital from inspiring English sources
For example, the digital micromirror device (DMD) in a single-pixel camera [40] cannot provide reflection directions other than ±10°.
For example, the digital video broadcasting (DVB) scheme [1] transmits the bitstream compressed by the traditional video coding standard over a wireless channel.
For example, the Digital Due Process Coalition, which is calling for reform of the 1986 US Electronic Communications Privacy Act (ECPA), includes companies such as Apple, Google, Facebook, Amazon, Linkedin and Microsoft.
For example, the Digital Cinema Initiative (DCI), an entity created by seven major motion picture studios, has adopted JPEG2000 as the compression standard in their specification for a unified Digital Cinema System [4].
In October, for example, the digital detox app called Mute publicly announced its removal from the App Store around the same time that many other screen time tracking apps had been put on notice.
A number of carrier technologies are suitable to carry the WBC dataset, for example, the digital audio broadcast (DAB), digital multimedia broadcasting (DMB), digital radio mondiale (DRM), digital video broadcast-handheld (DVB-H), multimedia broadcast/multicast service (MBMS), satellite DMB (S-DMB), digital audio radio satellite, and so forth.
The "Modern Times" disc uses, for example, the new digital restoration of the film just completed by the Bologna Cinémathèque, with a full range of gray tones, sharp grain and a crystal-clear soundtrack.
For example, the entire digital revolution and the resulting technology have been spearheaded by individuals with the imagination and discipline to make innovative things happen.
For example, the 3' tag Digital Gene Expression (DGE) uses oligo-dT priming for first strand cDNA synthesis, generates libraries that are enriched in the 3' untranslated regions of polyadenylated mRNAs, and produces 20-21 base cDNA tags.
For example, the advent of "digital radar" (e.g., solid state amplifiers, digital arbitrary waveform generators (DAWGs), etc).
In 1998, for example, the United States passed the Digital Millennium Copyright Act, which expanded owners' control over digital forms of their creations and penalized persons who sought to evade technological shields (such as encryption) for copyrighted material.
