Sentences with phrase «digital equivalent»

It is essentially the modern day digital equivalent of having a friend come over and sit on your couch to play a game with you.

The core issue is that we have to replace physical actions with digital equivalents — and the companies doing the replacing aren't worried about the future of human knowledge.

The Colu Local Wallet provides users with access to «community currencies» intended to be the closest digital equivalent of physical cash.

It is the new digital equivalent of a «curbside consult» where a physician might ask a friend or colleague for quick input on a medical case without setting up a formal, expensive consultation, says Ateev Mehrotra, an associate professor of health care policy and medicine at Harvard Medical School and a physician at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center.

Slingshot behaves very much like the already popular Snapchat: the modern day digital equivalent of «I'll show you mine if you show me yours.»

Studios) also sells its books through ComiXology, which makes it the only real digital equivalent of a neighborhood comic shop.

Even now gamers can purchase digital equivalents of disc - based games through outlets like Steam and the Playstation Store.

Perhaps that would be a better digital equivalent to practical obscurity.

Ongoing tensions in Asia created a positive stimulus in boosting the Bitcoin price as investors would any day prefer holding on to digital equivalents when the first missile flies rather than any regional currency form.

The Apple Watch has got this right with Apple stores devoting much of their space to the new gadget and while Motorola might not be in a position to offer that, they could use Moto Maker to create an almost digital equivalent.

Mattereum will undertake the legal and technical development work to ensure that legal texts and their corresponding digital equivalents represented in Sweetbridge ecosystems are compliant with regulations in relevant jurisdictions.

These capabilities are necessary for interactive digital textbooks and digital magazines, and more generally to enable eBooks to evolve into a new medium, rather than simply be digital equivalents of paper books.

Their power comes from how they are the closest digital equivalent to ancient Chinese tradition,» Chance Jiang, CEO Chatek and Director of Startup Grind Guangzhou told TechNode.

Everything seemed in place to take Genius to the next level and transform it from a niche fan site into what Ben Horowitz, an early backer of the company who put in $ 15 million, calls the digital equivalent of the Talmud, the volumes of biblical commentary produced by generations of rabbis that have arguably had more influence on the development of modern civilization than the Bible itself.

It sounds like the digital equivalent of a smoking section.

It's the digital equivalent of a thriving city that's been domed over and cordoned off.

Personally I hope competition forces Spotify further down the path of becoming the digital equivalent of that aforementioned record shop.

Do this by committing to paper — or its digital equivalent — what your success involves.

I hear a lot of small - business owners use «marketing» as a substitute term for «let's do a mail drop» or its digital equivalent, «let's blast out an email newsletter to our list.»

With some tweaks to the code, a hacker could transform the now - quiet army into the digital equivalent of Howitzer artillery.

In the future, Thiel predicted that there will be one prevailing cryptocurrency that will be viewed as the digital equivalent of gold.

Put the digital equivalent of an ink bomb in the money bag.

Avoid using all caps, which is the digital equivalent of yelling, and categorize emails as low priority unless they're truly urgent.

It's the digital equivalent of yelling, and your job is to make the email as easy as possible for the recipient to read rather than giving them anxiety, says Leonov.

And I think it remains to be seen if there is real demand for a digital equivalent of cash and what it might offer end - users relative to what will be offered by the various forms of real - time payments that are being developed in many countries through projects like the NPP.

Gen Z is the first generation born into the world where physical aspects (peoples and places) have digital equivalents.

Security experts described the attacks as the digital equivalent of a perfect storm.

U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said he will work with the Group of 20 nations to prevent cryptocurrencies such as bitcoin from becoming the digital equivalent of an anonymous Swiss bank account and ensure «bad people can not use these currencies to do bad things.»

These e-dollars and e-pounds simply become the digital equivalent of paper notes, but available via, say, smartphones.

Smart contracts are the digital equivalent of holding money in escrow with a third party, with the intention of releasing the funds some time in the future.

And, in March, he said there will ultimately be only one digital equivalent to gold, and bitcoin, as the «biggest» cryptocurrency, will triumph.

Each transaction is recorded in a public ledger, called a «block chain,» to keep people from writing the digital equivalent of a bad check.

If an award were to be given for the player who creates the highest volume of newsprint - «and its digital equivalent - «Bale would walk that one, what with the constant tabloid transfer noise.

It ignores social media's potential to draw voters into a richer two - way conversation — the digital equivalent of door - to - door canvassing.

His solution is to give computers the digital equivalent of the human immune system.

Still others, like Brothers» touchscreen embroidery machine, stood out for their ability to symbolically marry the Industrial Revolution with its digital equivalent currently underway.

This is the digital equivalent of going to a park, a coffee shop or a bar and spending hours looking at all the pretty girls and failing to say «hi» to any of them, and it's just as debilitating to your emotional state.

You & rsquo, re never too old to join a dating site and if you & rsquo, ve been out of the dating game for some time, you & rsquo, ll soon detect that online dating sites are pretty much the digital equivalent of that one super-social matchmaker friend you always wished you had.

HFR will probably end up being the digital equivalent of 70 mm.

It's the digital equivalent of tipping out a real life Toy Box and simply playing.

The difference is, of course, is that Big Brain Academy: Wii Degree probably thinks of itself as «lifestyle software,» I think of it as the digital equivalent of a dog - eared primary school maths book.

Digital equivalents are also available in the in - game store.

Often these digital certificates are issued for completion of a course or seminar, or might be the digital equivalent of a certificate of membership of a group or association.

So does the social networking idiom, and if you can't write it you suffer the digital equivalent of missing kickball at recess.

Pheasey Park Farm Primary wanted to create a digital equivalent of «Book Trawls» for standards, subject coordinator moderation and most importantly a «live» shared interactive digital display of pupil work for feedback and assessment.

People have been learning through what we now call «microlearning» for all of human history — the point is to be able to translate this effectively into the digital equivalent, making sure that knowledge and understanding are communicated, received and retained.

For instance, it's usually cheaper to buy an album's digital edition on the iTunes Store than it is to buy the same album on vinyl — and in the latter case, many new records come with free download codes for the digital equivalent.

I couldn't picture a digital equivalent.»

Analog, although more cumbersome and costly than its digital equivalents, provides a richness of experience that is unparalleled with anything delivered through a screen.