Sentence examples for presumed digital from inspiring English sources
Yes, even in this age of presumed digital safeguards, everyone got to see the "La La Land" entourage troop joyously on stage and then retreat in disarray in the face of the equally shocked "Moonlight" folks when the error was discovered.
Firms bid to serve an advertisement, taking into account where it will appear and what they know about the presumed viewer from digital traces he has inadvertently left around the web.
Take the website homepage which, on content-driven sites, is presumed to be the digital equivalent of a newspaper front page or a magazine cover.
Today, when the presumed choice is between the digital and the analog or between the dynamic feedback and the static law, that ideological clarity is gone – as if the very choice of how to achieve those "desired outcomes" was apolitical and didn't force us to choose between different and often incompatible visions of communal living.
Teleconsultations are even presumed to have a healing effect of their own, as time and digital attention are offered to patients.
And proponents of abstinence-based sexual education argue that these digital services presume that sexual activity among teenagers is the norm, and do not spend enough time on alternatives.
It would introduce a surcharge on blank digital tapes and recordable CD's, earmarked for labels and musicians as reimbursement for (presumed) copying of copywrighted music -- a precedent that recording companies would love.
Wise nations (likely small) will launch their own crypto fiat currencies — digital currencies on a ledger with the creation and distortion controlled by the government (and presumed parity between the governments own currency).
If buyers in a competitive market are willing to pay a price for digital information that is significantly higher than the seller's marginal cost, then that price can be presumed fair.
