Sentence examples for omnipresent digital from inspiring English sources

This is not necessarily the case; how would we asses a self-aware and omnipresent digital intelligent being residing on a distributed computing network?

Current discussions about educational policy and practice are often embedded in a mind-set that considers students who were born in an age of omnipresent digital media to be fundamentally different from previous generations of students.

Last week, the artist continued her exploration of an omnipresent digital art world by creating Panther a virtual exhibition space where new media creatives can share and exhibit their work in 3D-rendered spaces.

Whether it's working with colour film and scanning, or black and white darkroom work and silver gelatin prints, the niche arena of analogue photography will command respect and give work an extra dimension - a coda to the work: a final flourish of materiality that, all other things being equal, set it slightly above the omnipresent digital image.

Digitization, digitalization, digital transformations and the general concept of digital, are more prevalent and omnipresent (e.g., cyber-physical systems, CPS).

Disruption, particularly digital, is omnipresent.

In the earliest stages of a world-class athlete's development, they're aware that with success comes fame, with fame scrutiny, and with omnipresent fan scrutiny and digital technology a very low likelihood of keeping secrets.

What used to be the limited and simple banner ad on a website is now an omnipresent, dynamic experience, spanning all digital media and device types.

Digital has become so omnipresent in the summer season that even spoofing it seems secondhand.

Although it is often helpful to think of the internet as a parallel digital universe, or an omnipresent "cloud", its users live in the real world where limitations of geography still apply.

This latest project is something of a reflection on that and a look into how we react to digital images considering their omnipresent dominance and ubiquity.