Sentence examples for spectrum of digital from inspiring English sources

Lonely Planet puts the majority of its content in its physical guidebooks or downloadable products, while hosting a spectrum of digital articles and a community online.

Short of 3-D, the movie makes use of the full spectrum of digital techniques that have emerged in the last decade, from three-dimensional, digital storyboarding in the preproduction phase to the touching up of details in postproduction.

Reading The Red Pill, then, offers two possible answers to the question "how shitty are men really?" The first situates The Red Pill as another toxic technoculture on a spectrum of digital misogyny: on Twitter, any woman who says anything even moderately controversial will receive torrents of direct physical threats as a matter of course.

In this method, a 3D visual expression of cylindrical surface spectrum of digital signal is introduced.

This expression reflects better the circulatory nature of the spectrum of digital signals.

In doing so, it attempts to formulate questions and issues of RP as a design medium that supports the full spectrum of digital design as a paperless process.

The steady, rapid improvement in system-on-chip (SoC) gate density opens the door to a wide spectrum of new digital products.

The lower part of Fig. 8 is the frequency spectrum of the digital output, which gives the performance of our lowpass Δ Σ modulator.

"NOOK is one of a growing spectrum of new digital buyers for our film and TV content and illustrates the breadth and depth of opportunities for monetizing our content across a broad array of platforms," said Thomas Hughes, Lionsgate SVP Digital/On Demand, in a statement.

In a sweep it gave each station, in UHF and the other bands, a huge new chunk of spectrum for digital services; it also allowed them to keep their old analogue spectrum during the transition from one to the other.This was controversial for a number of reasons.

Congress and the FCC, far from being chastened by this sorry record, now are compounding the problem by handing broadcasters a whole new chunk of free spectrum for digital television (see box, p. 149).