Sentence examples for more difficult digital from inspiring English sources

With every new CMOS technology node today, pure analogue design becomes more difficult, digital design more analogue, and RF design more feasible.

With comprehensive digital memories all around us, forgetting one another's offenses becomes more difficult; through our digital tools we'll be alerted to all that we thought we had forgotten.

That's getting more difficult as the digital universe expands-which is why IBM is pursuing an ambitious project to employ natural-language processing in the management of "unstructured information," the mass of digital text, images, video, and audio stored on computer networks.

The company boomed throughout the 1980s and 1990s - with a slowdown after 9/11 and Sars - but has found growth on to new platforms, such as TV and digital, more difficult in recent years.

It would also likely lead to higher wireless prices, making it that much more difficult to close the digital divide.

The elite hacker teams competing in Crack Me If You Can make sure that phishers have a much more difficult time stealing the digital goods protected by your passwords.

It is often more difficult to choose a digital piano than an acoustic piano.

Proliferating information takes a human toll, too, as it becomes more difficult to wade through the digital detritus.

Why, attendees asked, has the cleantech revolution been so much more difficult to crack than the digital and internet revolutions?

Sports is a more difficult theater for such a digital endeavor, as athletes and coaches are prone to offering platitudes instead of insight, and humor is generally left to the professionals or Charles Barkley.

Online job recruitment systems have actually made it even more difficult for those with low digital literacy to simply get to the starting point to be considered for jobs at all.