It's not sufficient for brands merely to be digitally competent; they must be digitally fluent.
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But it's not sufficient for brands merely to be digitally competent; they must be digitally fluent.
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Hugo is available to digitally rent on YouTube, Amazon, Google Play, and Vudu, and to digitally purchase on iTunes.
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Hidden Figures is available to digitally rent on YouTube, iTunes, Google Play, and Vudu, and to digitally purchase on Amazon.
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You can also digitally zoom the 1x lens to 2x, where the telephoto takes over, and then digitally zoom the 2x lens to 10x.
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"Digital trade" entails digitally enabled transactions involving goods and services, which can be digitally or physically delivered including software, eBooks, data and database services.
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"Public libraries are on the frontline of helping the digitally excluded and digitally illiterate who wish to claim their right to Universal Credit," he notes.
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There, her teeth were digitally scanned with the wave of a wand — rather than a bulky goop-filled tray — and a crown was built digitally.
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Our study showed that among companies with over $1 billion in revenues, only 24 percent had digitally savvy boards; every industry had digitally savvy boards, though some industries more than others.
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This year, help your dad become digitally savvy – finally.
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Almost half the participants complained about eyestrain from reading digitally ("my eyes burn"), and 67 percent indicated they were likely to multitask while reading digitally (compared with 41 percent when reading print).
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For one thing, the graphics aren't pixels accounted for digitally.
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"We were the first generation to communicate digitally," says Gerbier.
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Digitally, this plays out in public conversations that feel intimate.
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Be intentional with how you communicate (both digitally and IRL).
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Hers is a new, digitally enabled kind of vigilante justice.
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Makala is available to digitally rent or purchase on Amazon.
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America Ferrera, 32, our Carmen Lowell, joined the group digitally.
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Socially conscious, more willing to spend and highly digitally connected.
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Tradeshift drives supply chain innovation for the digitally connected economy.
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Viewers aren't as picky, and almost all consume video digitally.
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How has working digitally changed how you approach the show?
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It will also run digitally on the Union Leader website.
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Anywhere electricity flows, it can be digitally measured and synchronized.
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Gymboree's reboot will be more digitally focused than its predecessor.
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"Every year, we try to push forward digitally," he said.
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For costume costumes, however, it's digitally native brands, like HalloweenCostumes.
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If a loan is approved, clients sign the contract digitally.
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We are fully within the rainbow of digitally driven change.
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Fans have been claiming that Kim's waist is digitally altered.
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This essay is adapted from a post at Culture Digitally.
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You physically can't capture the look of the '30s digitally.
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This practice started after I was digitally shamed on Twitter.
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Linking with YouTube means getting consumers where they're digitally listening.
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Fake nature photography is not just about digitally edited photos.
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But working digitally is faster and more lucrative, he said.
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Founded in 2003, DocuSign makes software for digitally signing documents.
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Walmart is selling ModCloth, its digitally native women's apparel brand.
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So, that's kind of how we operate our day, digitally.
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SO WE ARE NOW AT 20 MILLION DIGITALLY REGISTERED CUSTOMERS.
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Digitally engineered content tables allow shoppers to buy from Barneys.
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Both the film and soundtrack will be available digitally Aug.
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But you cannot yet replicate the real world experience digitally.
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Explore creative ways to digitally connect with friends and family.
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The Philharmonie is striving to reach out to them digitally.
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Some training and support programs are happening digitally, for instance.
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Why does an onstage pool need to be digitally enhanced?
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"We can do that digitally, and through data," Liebert said.
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Of all middle skill jobs, 2628 percent are digitally intensive.
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We could do it digitally in a much faster way!
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They're measuring it digitally now, hence it is better, okay?
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Talk a little about getting to more states and globally, because presumably, you've got to get people to get used to the idea of doing it digitally, which they do everything else digitally. Right.
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With 4K, you can digitally zoom in and get a 1080p full HD crop — enough to clearly make out details you wouldn't be able to if you digitally zoomed in on a 1080p resolution video.
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For those suffering from a mental health condition, Ieso has been a leader in delivering psychological therapies digitally, and has shown that standard treatments (like cognitive behavioral therapy) are more effective when delivered digitally (e.g.
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There's a lot that's digitally enhanced or even fully digitally created in that scene — some of the cars, for example, were inserted via computer — but it draws some of its impact from its baseline reality.
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"The majority of our investment has gone digitally," Mr. Dima said.
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"Companies looking to digitally transform need a trusted cloud," said Nadella.
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Using those shots as references, they then animated the sequence digitally.
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While Feldmann and Luna have only met digitally, they're mutually supportive.
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The technology recognises the model's body, and adds the clothing digitally.
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If you communicate digitally, it's hard to avoid WhatsApp these days.
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In America, 39 percent of all romance novels are sold digitally.
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It adds the blur digitally, like the Google Pixel, to images.
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This week, Amazon purchased Health Navigator, which can digitally triage patients.
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But the threat of digitally-enabled grand theft auto is real.
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On social media, many are digitally campaigning with the hashtag #freecyntoiabrown.
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And digitally, which we've been doing, it's been going quite well.
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The Budget will be available in print, and digitally on www.govinfo.
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And how today, when someone is gone, digitally, they still remain.
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MPC then digitally built up the scene around the balletic fight.
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Saudis are among the most digitally connected people in the world.
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More often it does it digitally, with a veneer of deniability.
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Children, even at a young age, are becoming increasingly digitally savvy.
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The wigs in these images seem to be added mostly digitally.
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Google is the latest company to digitally stream 4K HDR movies.
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And, of course, ballots submitted digitally allow for near instantaneous returns.
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It's completely see through (although it was digitally-censored for viewers).
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He then digitally stitched them together into immersive, large-scale panoramas.
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Rooijakkers's animations play like a Newton's Cradle that's been constructed digitally.
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ET and digitally via iHeartRadio, iHeartMedia said in a press release.
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And by driving around (digitally) in the new mid-engine Corvette.
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Many services and local governments don't digitally talk to each other.
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You just digitally spin a dreidel for a one-player experience.
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There's also ways for folks to connect with each other digitally.
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In total, a person is worth around 1 US dollar, digitally.
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AND TO THE CASE OF CONSUMER LENDING IN OUR CASE, DIGITALLY.
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But all of this can be manipulated digitally with modern technology.
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Sean Duffy, 35, is providing care digitally for diabetes and depression.
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Why buy a physical disc when you can buy it digitally?
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Find ways that you can import your process into working digitally.
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This starkly surreal, vaguely apocalyptic image is obviously digitally altered—right?
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Now, thanks to Comixology, the frenetic work is available again digitally.
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Green is still good, but digitally connected green is even better.
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The Platinum Demo is available now, digitally, for the same platforms.
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DJ Khaled started on stage but his brand blew up digitally.
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You can even digitally sign your name to your PDF letter.
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It's available on wax and digitally via Boomkat, Juno, and Redeye.
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When I switched to shooting digitally, the cameras were really expensive.
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Castro's campaign will continue spreading the ad digitally after it airs.
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None of it's done digitally in terms of the beginning process.
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He believes the military strikes have focused on digitally-savvy members.
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The fur was then digitally added onto them in post production.
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But even digitally conditioned audiences may find the constant crosscuts jarring.
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I will literally digitally sneak you into #PartII if you donate!
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He also pointed out that most drafting is now completed digitally.
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Being so digitally dependent ruined her ability to focus, she says.
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The images are painted, digitally manipulated, and then painted some more.
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We're-- training our whole marketing department to be more digitally oriented.
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Second, content providers are vital to making us more digitally discerning.
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I mean, I think they've done a really impressive job digitally.
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"We have thoughtful, socially conscious and digitally savvy players," Gotham said.
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Now the five tracks has been released digitally as Extra Circus.
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Following Hart's death it has been made available digitally through Bandcamp.
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They took pains to keep from being photographed or digitally tracked.
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We have 1.2 million people who subscribe to the Times digitally.
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For people who don't have the ability to digitally purchase Libra with a credit card or digitally linked account, Marcus says he expects companies in emerging markets to create locations where people can exchange Libra for cash.
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The bank is pitching Finn to "digitally centric" users of Apple devices.
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So you can feel free to encourage your kids to read digitally.
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Now, we're able to digitally restore and correct a lot of that.
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It's already out digitally but will be released on vinyl in March.
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A digitally colorized transmission electron microscopic (TEM) image of herpes virus particles.
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Avengers: Infinity War arrives digitally July 31 and on Blu-ray Aug.
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It uses cloud-based computing to digitally simulate complex real-world locations.
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So I was trying to digitally hack audience acquisition online, back then.
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Online: For the digitally inclined, the debate will stream live at MSNBC.
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He stresses small acts of restraint by the leaderless, digitally mobilised movement.
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Be smart: Currently, less than 10% of TV ads are sold digitally.
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"Batman's voice is digitally altered by the cowl," says producer Deborah Snyder.
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And choosing to digitally stock our closets is growing exponentially each year.
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We did it straight away digitally because it was simply cheaper, easy.
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The vessels are digitally identified to ensure privacy and full device compatibility.
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Bitcoin showed how ownership could be digitally secured and transferred without intermediaries.
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The artificial intelligence creates "digitally generated memetic collages" as a coping mechanism.
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And also digitally-enabled snacking solutions is something that is interesting us.
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China's war on garbage is as digitally savvy as the country itself.
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For this latest solo exhibition, Murakami prepared all of his works digitally.
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"Location sharing has become the new norm for today's digitally native families."
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For one thing, everything is timed and monitored digitally, second by second.
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In theory online baskets and prices, at least, could be tracked digitally.
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If it can be done digitally with the blockchain, so be it.
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What is digitally animated, and what is simply chopped into the frame?
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After identifying the location, they digitally notify law enforcement and first responders.
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All her handouts from school were now distributed digitally, for environmental reasons.
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Digitally, many free newspaper sites have become click-hungry attics of tat.
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"I believe about 80% of care can be done digitally," Duffy added.
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Today many young business owners are defining word-of-mouth differently — digitally.
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A big threat to the growth of digitally enabled businesses is cyberattacks.
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In 2017, it is much more crucial that they be digitally literate.
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Listen below and pre-order Chants digitally via Bandcamp or on cassette.
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The information has been preserved and reacted, the facts been digitally stored.
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In 2000, we would physically encounter work and then spread it digitally.
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Many are shifting to become multi-use and more digitally driven spaces.
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I've watched the #MeToo movement as most digitally plugged-in people have.
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It will be released for purchase, both digitally and physically, in March.
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Gay Express, which also goes by "express" online, hosts its issues digitally.
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These lines were often supported by clattering soundscapes of digitally fractured percussion.
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Good Time is available to digitally rent on YouTube and Google Play.
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Princess Cyd is available to digitally rent on YouTube and Google Play.
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Rat Film is available to digitally rent on YouTube and Google Play.
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The Work is available to digitally rent on YouTube and Google Play.
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Note: Photographs altered digitally or in any other fashion are not accepted.
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He had many materials copied digitally, making them available to wider audiences.
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Much of the campaign's attempts to woo disengaged voters has unfolded digitally.
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If everybody's doing things digitally, do you need a great film editor?
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Working digitally makes it even easier to send in the final artwork.
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The move is part of broader efforts to unite the region digitally.
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I work digitally, and light isn't actually the best thing for that!
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That is, Hulu could digitally insert product placements into its own programming.
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It's accessing enough of the bright young technically educated digitally enabled people.
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We all enjoy the feeling of being digitally noticed by our peers.
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Its digitally-delivered net revenue increased 31 percent to about $303 million.
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And yes, still creepy, kooky, mysterious and spooky (now also digitally animated).
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Then, ILM used this performance as a guide to digitally recreate Cushing.
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Many of my comedy colleagues are up in arms, at least digitally.
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According to an August filing, 7.3% of Target's sales are digitally originated.
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They often act aggressively — physically or digitally — toward nations outside their borders.
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Have a gift card delivered digitally, or in a gift card box.
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It's a good life lesson in an age of digitally mediated confusion.
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How to watch it: Quest is available to digitally rent on iTunes.
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On Monday afternoon, police were able to digitally file incident reports again.
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Cadogan's team expects 53% of all holiday shopping to be done digitally.
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The D.A. also claims he digitally penetrated her vagina and raped her.
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"The ability to create photo-realistic characters, to digitally de-age actors or digitally resurrect performances from actors who have passed, raises some serious issues," said actor, director, and animation expert Andy Serkis in an interview with Screen Daily.
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Bia's social circle disintegrates as she slides into a lonesome, digitally enabled fever.
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You don't have to resort to digitally cloning yourself to expertly prank someone.
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These allow exporters to manage all their processes digitally from a single platform.
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Watch the video below, and pick up Universal Language on vinyl or digitally.
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Artist's digitally-rendered Dr. Manhattan/Dorner character voices their disillusionment with chilling detachment.
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And you also get early access to the episodes as they aired digitally.
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Productions, and will be available from the label's webstore (and digitally via Bandcamp).
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To wit, what happens as our lives more and more are lived digitally?
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Any number of car models can be digitally added to the Blackbird's chassis.
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How to read it: Available digitally and in the upcoming Harley Quinn Vol.
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How to read it: Available digitally and in the upcoming Harley Quinn Vol.
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It's also available to digitally rent or purchase on iTunes, Amazon, and Vudu.
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This fossil was also digitally scanned and is also available online to download.
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If you're more of a computer kid than crafty type, make it digitally.
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How to read it: Available digitally or in the collected Harley Quinn Vol.
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And being disrupted by Ant is just one of their digitally induced nightmares.
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It's also available to digitally rent on Amazon, YouTube, Google Play, and iTunes.
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They both say that Hoffman penetrated them digitally with others in the room.
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Or are they saving that role for a digitally de-aged Larry David?
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The song is available digitally for $1.99 on iTunes or at Broadway Records.
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She says he kissed her, groped her breasts, and digitally penetrated her vagina.
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When shooting digitally, you then have to "de-squeeze" the image after shooting.
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The somewhat harrowing snaps have been digitally warped to create something pretty unforgettable.
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Upon further inspection, you'll see he's a digitally-rendered avatar in human clothing.
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Barack Obama's campaigns were digitally sophisticated and used Facebook to reach prospective voters.
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Other digitally native vehicle retailers have fallen on hard times despite venture backing.
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Many films are today shot on film and then edited and projected digitally.
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Lucasfilm has said it would not digitally recreate Fisher's likeness in future films.
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Digitally enhanced manufacturing is still in its infancy, with companies pursuing different strategies.
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Claims can be done entirely digitally, too, via the Getsafe app and chatbot.
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And more of these consumers will be 35 or younger, and digitally savvy.
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Folks declared how Uber is an overused example of a digitally disruptive business.
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Get a download of #EndUpWithYou immediately when you digitally pre-order the album.
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In our increasingly digitally connected and reliant world, Native American communities are behind.
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I'm a game artist in Berlin, making concept art and digitally painted illustrations.
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You can purchase their latest issue in print or digitally via their website.
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Submissions will be digitally archived and referenced by curators while organizing upcoming exhibitions.
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Who are used to using Tinder, who are used to using everything digitally.
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Squibs are sometimes done digitally, but connoisseurs like Gourley can tell the difference.
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Our lives and our economy are digitally dependent and benefit enormously from technology.
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There are certain shots where entire animals seem to be digitally inserted, too.
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And as an intricately designed physical object, the book doesn't translate well digitally.
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For companies seeking to build a digitally savvy board, we suggest three steps.
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Simon first photographs the locations and then digitally paints the monsters on them.
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The ad will air digitally and on television in Jordan's district and Rep.
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It's faster, quieter, and more digitally advanced than its predecessor, the Barista Express.
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New releases will be available the same time they are available digitally nationwide.
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I thought the joke worked even better in print than it did digitally.
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Success is rewarded, digitally and automatically, with a small batch of new coins.
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ISIS (and its successors) are learning organizations: highly adaptable, nimble and digitally sophisticated.
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It says their whereabouts will not be tracked digitally unless they break rules.
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Part I drops digitally tomorrow; followed by a CD release on September 16.
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Something More Holy is out via Cascine on 4.8 on vinyl and digitally.
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He went back to the drawing board and began inserting the effects digitally.
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Like a digitally remastered Star Wars edit, the result made for compelling viewing.
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Digitally, PGA Tour Live is a niche offering for hard-core golf fans.
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It is a shorter, 90-second version of the ad released digitally Wednesday.
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The image had been digitally altered from another photo appearing in Teen Vogue.
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KS: Is there any other thing that you do digitally in the morning?
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First, a computer digitally scans a patient's teeth to create three-dimensional models.
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CD: What role do zine-makers play in the digitally driven media landscape?
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She also writes that Kaiman has acknowledged digitally penetrating her without her consent.
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Genetically or digitally enhanced humans could live for centuries and have few children.
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The German photographer's latest work includes images of digitally created scenes and spaces.
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Everything you have to track for the IRS you can also keep digitally.
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Importantly, we have become a better, more digitally-focused company as a result.
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So we started out in 2017 as a digitally native brand, online only.
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But, in many cases, medical records remain siloed and hard to share digitally.
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"We have to be digitally sophisticated, use radios, and camera gadgetry," he said.
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Be smart: For most companies looking to grow digitally, the problem is exposure.
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Not literally, but digitally, using full-body CGI and existing footage and photos.
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Capture and store all those notes digitally — and then throw the papers away.
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Success is rewarded, digitally and automatically, with a small batch of new coins.
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But for most of these scenes, the VFX team digitally shrunk Evans down.
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Today's digitally conscious consumers expect and demand more control over their own data.
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However, esports are by their very nature, targeting a younger, digitally-native audience.
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But controlling electricity digitally can do much more than solve common safety problems.
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Our very own unicorns that delivered meals and let us zap money digitally!
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This is the first time Thunberg has met Attenborough in person, albeit digitally.
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But they live on digitally—not only in sound, but also in sight.
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In reality, communicating digitally requires a little more effort than it does IRL.
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But this multimedia article about the tale at least restores the scene digitally.
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Registered gamblers could bet digitally, though on only a limited selection of propositions.
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If war is fought digitally that somehow it's less bloody than conventional war?
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They weren't speaking to one another, but digitally, they were across the room.
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And GoPro is promising improved image stabilization, but it's still done digitally, not optically.
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He started sketching clothing designs, then had them 3-D modeled and digitally rendered.
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Sure, you could rent Citizen Kane digitally, or you could buy a Blu-ray.
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And these systems will require that the current ecosystem operate digitally in real time.
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The faces were slightly digitally altered to be more masculine- or feminine-looking; i.e.
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What is left for spies to do these days, when people digitally survey themselves?
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"For them, when we make a recommendation, it's become more digitally engaged," Pascual said.
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Plenty of evidence suggests that sort of digitally enabled car theft is already occurring.
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Facebook's drive to digitally connect the whole world may have hit a road bump.
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I play digitally, and it's different than playing on turntables, but I like it.
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It's also available to digitally purchase on YouTube, Google Play, Vudu, iTunes, and Amazon.
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So her campaign posted a digitally edited version of the portrait that includes her.
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The code is digitally signed using a private key known only to the author.
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Logan is a great example, with digitally hiding and then revealing the claw wounds.
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And right now you can digitally enroll in the course for a paltry $21.
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Looper is available to digitally rent on Amazon, YouTube, Vudu, Google Play, and iTunes.
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The abstracted images appear to have been digitally manipulated or liquefied, but they're not.
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Netflix's 'The Irishman' gets its first trailer starring a digitally de-aged De Niro
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It's also available to digitally rent from YouTube, Vudu, Google Play, iTunes, and Amazon.
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It's also available to digitally rent on iTunes, Vudu, Google Play, YouTube, and Amazon.
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Damsel is available to digitally rent or purchase on Amazon, YouTube, and Google Play.
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Spires's digitally drawn creatures are plump, with big heads and tiny paws and wings.
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It is also available to digitally rent from Amazon, YouTube, iTunes, and Google Play.
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Thinking digitally, they argue, could lead to a real-life invisibility cloak more quickly.
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Image by APCuba is one of the least digitally connected nations in the world.
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I like to hold a book: I find I lose interest in something digitally.
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As you rotate your phone, you'll see new parts of the digitally created landscapes.
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Staff will scan photos and digitally copy recordings, letters and other materials for preservation.
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It involved digitally changing the color of the sky from blue to butterscotch yellow.
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So, all we could really do was soak in the sights, emotionally and digitally.
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It provides a fully digitally booking platform for subscribers through the Atom Tickets app.
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Many classic films are available to digitally rent on services like iTunes and Amazon.
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In reality, the video has been digitally manipulated to make Trump look completely bald.
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This was 1996, before the days when a FOIA response could be delivered digitally.
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Welcome to a world where things just happen (at least until they digitally disappoint).
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Do students learn as much when they read digitally as they do in print?
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The Houserockers laid the track digitally, with Springsteen emailing his contributions to the song.
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With it, owners can presumably digitally monitor a 360-degree view around their car.
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I colored it digitally in photoshop using a Wacom tablet and imported scanned textures.
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"F8 is out digitally today," she wrote in the caption of her Instagram photo.
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Today's youth is more likely to be digitally native than their parents or grandparents.
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In 2008, he began a project, New Palmyra, to document the magnificent city digitally.
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Rösten 1 is out June 23 and will be available digitally and on vinyl.
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The issue is available digitally here and can be purchased for $10 on Etsy.
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The "TRUMP: Make America Great Again" lettering on his shirt had been digitally removed.
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The digitally-printed fabrics put both nature and classic American symbols into the home.
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Tennis players go nuts in this image from Cass' digitally manipulated series Crowded Fields.
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This uses machine learning during live broadcasts to digitally replace billboards with targeted advertisements.
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How much of a difference, for instance, do digitally enabled protest surges really make?
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The pictures are not from Houston and some of them have been digitally manipulated.
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Twitter rants or Hillary Clinton's effort to look digitally savvy to connect with millennials.
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However, when there were three or more digitally savvy directors, the results were remarkable.
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"Game of Thrones" Season 6 is available digitally now and on DVD November 15.
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Peloton, a company that creates digitally connected fitness equipment, is preparing to go public.
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Other digitally driven companies are opening physical stores that do have products in stock.
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It now gets around 55 percent of sales from products that are digitally enabled.
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Then all his handwriting was digitally reproduced and put on all these wallpaper strips.
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Boy is available to digitally rent on Amazon, YouTube, Google Play, iTunes, and Vudu.
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In this new digitally-enabled business model, Chinese companies are leading the mobility revolution.
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Part II is out digitally August 19, and its CD release is September 23.
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Ghana's hand-painted movie poster tradition is now obsolete, replaced by digitally printed images.
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My girlfriend Jessica spent many many hours helping me digitally cut out the backgrounds.
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Both generations are digitally native, and 48% of Gen Z identifies as non-white.
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At first, the elders were hesitant to let van Leer digitally scan the sites.
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Their faces have been digitally replaced with those of current Syrian refugees in camps.
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Marjorie Prime is available to digitally rent on Amazon, YouTube, Google Play, and iTunes.
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Our collective members live around the world, and we organize horizontally and communicate digitally.
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CD: What role do zine-makers play in the current digitally-driven media landscape?
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In their stead are young, digitally native brands, many of them run by women.
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Strycker is a digital native, and his is a decidedly digitally enabled Big Year.
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The work of the future, it seems clear, is going to be digitally inflected.
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"Every Act of Life" was released digitally this week, after making the festival rounds.
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It's also available to digitally purchase on iTunes, Amazon, YouTube, Vudu, and Google Play.
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Do you illustrate by hand, or is most of what you do done digitally?
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But it does take some effort to digitally remove them from the final image.
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Oh yes, we've entered a world where people are digitally de-aging Finn Wolfhard.
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"The Irishman" digitally de-aged actors Robert De Niro, Al Pacino, and Joe Pesci.
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Later, Light digitally bumps up contrast to reveal even the faintest tracks and lines.
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The device, which has just one camera lens, adds background blur on photos digitally.
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Every hour on the hour, shoppers and diners can watch digitally programmed light shows.
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When asked about it, the actor said 'I wish they would've done it digitally.
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But the series is known to be doing well digitally and with collected editions.
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Digitally minded millennials' widely observed preference for experiences rather than possessions might suggest otherwise.
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Nixon is available to digitally rent on iTunes, YouTube, Amazon, Vudu, and Google Play.
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Frost/Nixon is available to digitally rent on iTunes, YouTube, Vudu, and Google Play.
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It's available digitally for the PS3 and PSP via the PS Store for $5.99.
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Nearly all were trying to find a better balance in our digitally addled world.
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As with previous Cinerama discs, the effect of the curved screen is digitally produced.
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Workers are scheduled by algorithm, their tasks timed automatically, and their performance surveilled digitally.
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Lemonade is available to digitally rent on iTunes, and Tidal subscribers can stream it.
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"Duet for Cannibals," digitally restored and revived at Metrograph, was trendy in other ways.
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Although revenues were disappointing, its digitally delivered net revenue grew 8 percent this quarter.
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It may digitally compress it, too, throwing out additional data important to image quality.
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These are digitally enlarged, screenprinted, and transferred onto her painting surfaces, mostly fiberglass board.
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After initial sketches, Chromati creates vector images with software, then digitally prints the work.
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The Olympic rings appeared digitally on the floor and then rose into the sky.
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There probably shouldn't be much to digitally alter on the magazine's-declared "Hottest Woman," right?
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Once these were stitched together into a storyline, each frame was colourised and digitally restored.
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China says this is the country's first digitally designed rocket, manufactured with 3-D technologies.
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"Center Parcs EP" will be available on cassette and digitally on February 26 from 1080p.
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A photograph of one of the footprints found (left) and a digitally enhanced version (right).
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No rewriting of The Times, no memory hole required, just make the news vanish digitally?
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Her first-ever children's album, titled I Believe in You, will be available digitally Sept.
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Abreu's hand-drawn characters and scenery, digitally arranged and enhanced, certainly help create this atmosphere.
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Computer vision turns analogue forms into digitally searchable ones, and machine learning (ML) optimises loading.
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Some have argued that, by making his music available digitally, Prince's wishes have been dishonored.
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She has no plans to stop digitally surveilling far-right extremists, wherever they may be.
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People outside the shop then held up phones or tablets to clothe the models digitally.
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It's also available to digitally rent or purchase on YouTube, Amazon, Google Play, and iTunes.
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The futuristic Detroit of QD's latest release rivals nearly every digitally rendered landscape out there.
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These 3D-rendered animations were re-shot on 16mm film, hand-processed and digitally scanned.
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Photos and data can be beneficially tweaked so that individuals involved are not digitally identifiable.
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But if they believe that it'll be stored digitally, they just tend to forget it.
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Last month, it asked the company to digitally fingerprint every message to track the sender.
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Much of the film is digitally generated, showing just how far the industry has come.
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The popular #nofilter hashtag would suggest it is those that have not been digitally altered.
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That's what makes digitally amplified disinformation an existential threat to democracy and to civilized societies.
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Eighth Grade is available to digitally rent or purchase on Amazon, YouTube, and Google Play.
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First Reformed is available to digitally rent or purchase on Amazon, YouTube, and Google Play.
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I have to ask, do you read books digitally or are they in your hand?
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Their credit risks are the best because they track every step in the process digitally.
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Contributors to the BG&E2 partnership will be paid digitally in January 2019 through Hyperwallet.
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So the government switched to making the payments digitally, to the workers' mobile-phone accounts.
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This data shows that the Trump campaign sees an opportunity to target them digitally too.
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To create HD vinyl, the audio is first digitally converted to a 3D topographic map.
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The biggest change is the addition of Bluetooth, although photographers can't transfer their photos digitally.
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If it's a digitally-focused organization, for example, you're better off sending your letter electronically.
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Financial authorities could someday run digitally, but getting there is not going to be easy.
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Here's where to stream or digitally purchase it: How: Legit just follow the link above!
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The program is yet another way to drive diners to order their Chipotle burritos digitally.
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Batman Ninja comes out digitally on April 24 with a physical release on May 8.
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Research suggests students may be overconfident about what they are understanding when they read digitally.
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My Album, A Seat At The Table, will be released digitally this Friday • September 26th.
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Reduce, reuse, recycle — or in the case of the Game of Thrones cup, digitally remove.
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The Hero 22016 Black has improved 63-axis digitally stabilized 26K video at 26 fps.
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We need to get past the euphoric discourse if we truly want to digitally transform.
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Then, using algorithms, they digitally peeled apart the six pages to legibly reproduce handwritten words.
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Artist and food writer Casey Barber recently released these digitally printed watercolor postcards on Etsy.
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But, does anyone actually want their shoulder tapped by a complete stranger, digitally or IRL?
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Did you work with a food stylist for this, or were those items digitally created?
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He gave her a pill that incapacitated her and then digitally penetrated her, she testified.
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The frenetic sports matches in Pelle Cass' digitally manipulated photographs are a referee's worst nightmare.
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You know, today less than 5% of surgeries are done with a robot or digitally.
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Most of its 1.3 million people use electronic ID cards to access public services digitally.
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Spending time with your digitally reborn spouse has become a part of your daily routine.
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To date, Service Partner one says it digitally manages 500 offices in six European cities.
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She's not digitally connected like we are, but she should have been supported years ago.
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For digitally adept older adults, the Internet already allows easier shopping, entertainment and social interaction.
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Cameron also wanted to shoot the entire film digitally, like he later did with Avatar.
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Submissions, which must be uploaded digitally, can also be created using the Adobe Sketch app.
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Digital advertising targets betterWhen politicians advertise digitally, their advertising can get smarter and more targeted.
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Rwigara says the images were digitally altered and used by the government to discredit her.
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With higher cash back rates on Apple Pay, Apple is encouraging you to pay digitally.
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The movie will be available digitally on October 1 and on Blu-ray October 8.
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We're living in an age where payment can be received digitally and in an instant.
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Instead of structured verses and gymnastic wordplay, Yachty typically prefers a digitally filtered singsong style.
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Pre-order young adult on vinyl from Southpaw Records here on download digitally from iTunes.
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Next, the data digitally maps patches onto the upper to provide supportive, yet stretchy movement.
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Have you thought about recording an album and releasing it digitally considering your online following?
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Now he's making his return with HiperAsia, available digitally, on vinyl, and...as wearable items.
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The Other StuffI am a hoarder, both digitally (see: the aforementioned Pinterest board) and IRL.
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Zoomed in, however, you can see how Fabre's hair and eyes are clearly digitally rendered.
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She then scanned and digitally colored them, and even added his voice to the characters.
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Noise Patterns and 1-Bit Symphony and all my other releases are also available digitally.
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It's also available to digitally rent or purchase on YouTube, Google Play, Amazon, and Vudu.
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Another new mandatory EU exception would also allow cultural heritage institutions to preserve works digitally.
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Kingsglaive Final Fantasy XV is in select theaters now, and will be available digitally tomorrow.
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"El Camino" is released digitally on Netflix and in limited theaters on Friday, October 11.
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Even the sounds of the ravaged house — like creaking floorboards — are her voice, digitally manipulated.
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Inventory is tracked digitally, and they have a one-theft-and-you're-banned-forever policy.
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Viewers tipped the performers digitally over Venmo, just as all those who tuned into Oops!
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"There's this idea that we can consume everything digitally and we don't pause," he says.
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Columbus is available to stream on Hulu or digitally rent on YouTube and Google Play.
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For example, instead of writing out schedules by hand, store managers will create schedules digitally.
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After these performances, "No Boundaries" will be digitally archived, with interviews and dance shorts.651arts.
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For this installation, Claerbout digitally reconstructed Berlin's Olympic stadium, a crucial image of Nazi propaganda.
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The devices included a laser cutter, computerized embroidery machines and equipment to digitally sculpt wood.
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Justice Action Network, which supports the overhaul, is digitally targeting conservative voters in the state.
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Designers have predicted that houses one day, perhaps soon, will be digitally printed on-site.
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She said he rubbed his genitals on her and digitally penetrated her, among other abuse.
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He told Ms. Fowles he could write off the expense if he paid it digitally.
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Cable news and digitally native publications have turned distortion of facts into a huge business.
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Those featured are usually photographed in small groups and then digitally combined into one image.
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More than this, though, the hashtag is a way for users to digitally choreograph nostalgia.
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Tonal employee Kristin Gambell walked us through the system and demonstrated the digitally connected exercises.
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The finished movie was subsequently sent digitally to France and submitted to the Cannes festival.
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Of course the voice is heavily digitally processed, but the ideas feel like data, too.
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Prosecutors say the veteran entertainer drugged and digitally penetrated her at his home outside Philadelphia.
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Mr. Beristain summoned Interdisciplinary Group colleagues to see the images, all digitally stamped Oct. 28.
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But the map is digitally rendered online in the collection of David Rumsey at davidrumsey.com.
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The goal is then to battle new startup challengers and adopt more digitally forward technology.
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"If millennials are digitally savvy, then Generation Z are total digital natives," Ms. Greene said.
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Harley-Davidson's LiveWire Harley released its 105-horsepower, all-electric, digitally controlled LiveWire in 2019.
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Digitally, I would say a lot of our efforts focus on enhancing the user experience.
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Both albums, available digitally, highlight the creative discipline he has brought to the contemporary scene.
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Working from the transcriptions, the computer experts then began trying to reassemble the manuscripts digitally.
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With the notes newly assembled digitally, Darwin's work can now move into the 21st century.
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How to watch it: Black Mother is available to digitally rent or purchase on iTunes.
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Millennials, according to a survey by the Pew Research Center, are a digitally savvy generation.
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Steam cards can be bought physically from retailers, or digitally from Steam&aposs online storefront.
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Every action you take on the game platform is then reflected digitally in the app.
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The New York Times is hiring a digitally savvy journalist to put together California Today.
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And an ambitious project to digitally record the sounds of his instruments requires absolute quiet.
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I feel like in this world, more often than not, apologies are being digitally normalized.
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During the 2000s Z'ev grew increasingly interested in electronic percussion and digitally processed live sounds.
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It's available to digitally rent or purchase on iTunes, Amazon, YouTube, Vudu, and Google Play.
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Streaming the game digitally, for free, is still a big experiment for all parties involved.
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I like to think Knight is purposefully alluding to digitally inspired sculpture in this exhibition.
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O.J.: Made in America is available to stream on Hulu and digitally rent on Amazon.
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A digitally scanned version of a Whole Slide Imaging (WSI) slide, which is used to train the AI model A digitally scanned version of a Whole Slide Imaging (WSI) slide, which is used to train the AI model Then there was the challenge of subjectivity.
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November Criminals will be available digitally on November 7, and released in theaters on December 8.
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" "I want to be a digitally enabled wealth management advisor with a specialisation in mobile development.
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I also tend towards using sounds that are more analog sounding (although most are made digitally).
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Such modifications are theoretically detectable because they break digital signatures—if those programs are digitally signed.
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Her songs have been purchased digitally over 32 million times and streamed nearly 900 million times.
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Those accusations included groping patients, penetrating them digitally, taking photographs of their bodies and exposing himself.
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Now he felt possessed by an unusual authority, exercised remotely through the digitally transmitted written word.
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The original collage is then photographed digitally and made into limited-edition prints in two sizes.
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However, if the company can turn things around digitally, it could be worth owning, he said.
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If you're working digitally, you can create each page individually and save as a normal PDF.
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The same goes for blood: anytime you see someone bleeding in his films, it's digitally rendered.
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The post-production mostly involved digitally adding film grain, and giving "Material Girl" a VHS look.
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It will also be designed for services like the Xbox Game Pass, that deliver games digitally.
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Tragically, because the iPhone XR has no telephoto lens, the digitally zoomed-in footage looks pixelated.
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Those angles are used to make digitally zoomed-in photos appear more detailed and higher resolution.
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He was accused of being a counterrevolutionary and was digitally removed from photos with other leaders.
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Helen is encouraging everyone to join her in celebrating Craig's memory – digitally if not in person.
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How to read it: Available digitally or in the Batgirl and the Birds of Prey Vol.
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Epstein founded Creative Market, a marketplace for digitally designed content that passed through YC in 2010.
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The Brothers Bloom is available to digitally rent on Amazon, YouTube, Vudu, Google Play, and iTunes.
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Believable slime is easy enough for a kid to make, but it's laborious to render digitally.
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Some scenes in 'The Hunger Games' were digitally altered to get the film to a 12A.
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She refines each image with a succession of pencil drawings, sometimes scanning and editing them digitally.
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The U.S.'s neighbor to the north, Canada, also allows vets to diagnose and prescribe digitally.
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Up to this point, digitally-savvy millennials have propelled much of the growth in online spending.
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"Frankly, country, as a genre, has been one of the most proactive digitally, period," said Westergren.
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It's similar to the Google Pixel 3 camera's "Super Res Zoom" that enhances digitally-zoomed shots.
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Support the Girls is available to digitally rent or purchase on Amazon, YouTube, and Google Play.
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Leave No Trace is available to digitally rent or purchase on Amazon, YouTube, and Google Play.
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The county's Digital India program aims to digitally empower citizens and provide broadband in remote areas.
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Where to stream it: It's currently on Netflix and HBO Go, and it's widely digitally rentable.
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Of course, having client records stored digitally also means firms should be investing in cyber security.
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Moreover, carrying large sums of paper money can be inherently less secure than accepting cash digitally.
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And the good old United States Postal Service is looking to make direct mail digitally enabled.
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You can purchase the comic digitally or physically in pretty much any digital or physical bookstore.
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Johnson was cleared of the oral sex charge ... but found guilty of digitally penetrating the child.
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It couldn't be satisfied by cleaning the floor or digitally screaming at a stranger on Facebook.
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It invites workers to digitally amplify their best attributes, while monitoring and minimizing their workplace weakness.
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Humans have developed a technology called a Stack, which allows people to digitally copy their consciousness.
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These huge images are often stitched together digitally from multiple shots, allowing for improbably high definition.
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So being digitally literate now is sort of a basic thing, a skill that you need.
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On screen, the actress' expression turns despondent as her skin is digitally altered to turn black.
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It is not clear if the FBI sought permission from FedEx to digitally impersonate the company.
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Today, more than 80 percent of the population is digitally connected through smartphones, according to Hootsuite.
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The Big Short is available to digitally rent on YouTube, Amazon, iTunes, Vudu, and Google Play.
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Voidnaga's Demo MMXVI tape is out March 11 via Iron Bonehead Productions digitally and on cassette.
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Hidden messages and graffiti doodles ripped from public restrooms are digitally imprinted underneath that first layer.
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But if you interact digitally at all, you're already bestowing that trust, just in smaller ways.
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With my kids, I tend to be digitally connected with them in a lot of ways.
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We digitally print the fabric, so the footprint stays amazingly small and there's no fabric waste.
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He could not have known that today his efforts would digitally revive a city in ruins.
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This course will show you how to digitally draw and paint some magical fantasy art elements.
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Granted, it's not nearly as bad as a digitally zoomed photo taken with an iPhone 6S.
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That would ultimately invite more competition into the banking space as consumers become more digitally inclined.
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And it's only $20 right now, if you buy it digitally or as a physical disc.
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CMS now wants them to also make it easier for patients to access those records digitally.
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But wouldn't it be wonderful if we had complete freedom that the creatures were done digitally?
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The majority of the films, even the ones shot on 16mm or 35mm, are projected digitally.
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There was little difference in financial performance between companies with one or two digitally savvy directors.
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Visit born-digital companies as well as noncompeting companies that have digitally transformed in similar industries.
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She woke up to Becker digitally sexually assaulting her as well, according to the police report.
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So far, we were impressed at the ways Kohl's was appealing to the digitally-inclined shopper.
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The convincing footage has been digitally altered to show Boris Johnson endorsing his opponent Jeremy Corbyn.
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Lucasfilm said earlier this year that it would not digitally recreate Fisher's likeness in future films.
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It was because those six albums have never been available to buy digitally or to stream.
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The pattern was drawn by the designer, then digitally manipulated and heat-transferred to the fabric.
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A Ghost Story is available to digitally rent on iTunes, Vudu, Amazon, Google Play, and YouTube.
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Call Me By Your Name is available to digitally purchase on Amazon, YouTube, and Google Play.
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In John Gerrard's new series, he digitally renders polluted bodies of water from around the world.
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While she was still unconscious, the three boys who were with her allegedly digitally penetrated her.
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If you want to study a digitally sophisticated and connected country, look no further than Estonia!
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The difference is that BTC can allow bartering to be done digitally thanks to the blockchain.
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You can also digitally rent or purchase the film on YouTube, Amazon, Google Play, or Vudu.
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Turn it on and the cracked tops of each pillar digitally float above their physical counterparts.
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The project founders hope tracking refugees' transactions digitally can replace the need for official paper documentation.
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Older Americans are increasingly digitally savvy — but they are still a prime target for online scams.
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The plants, stone, shutters, are drawn digitally or produced by scanning handmade sketches or various objects.
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Photos, videos and digitally submitted accounts from citizens are known as U.G.C., or user-generated content.
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It's a single piece of skull, which the researchers then digitally reconstructed into a full skull.
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Restless Creature: Wendy Whelan is available to digitally rent on YouTube, Google Play, Amazon, and iTunes.
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" The Memories feature, she continued, is meant to accomplish that by helping users "better reminisce digitally.
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He has been keeping some work with a gallery in Britain, while also being digitally savvy.
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The compilation will both be available digitally, as well as in CD format, on April 27.
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" But Wicks told Heart that he's already "reaching a global audience digitally where I am now.
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And we can more readily get access to audiobooks digitally than we ever could with CDs.
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"There are so many great benefits of a digitally enabled building," said Mr. Barendrecht of WiredScore.
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The Pussycat Dolls are working on kicking R. Kelly to the curb ... digitally, and financially, speaking.
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Instead of after-school coaching, EduRev is an app that provides preparation courses to students digitally.
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The 7193th paper, the Menagerie of Extinct Animals, is digitally printed with the whole departed zoo.
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Microsoft, on the other hand, is due to run its MVP Global Summit this month digitally.
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Instead, he called RE/MAX's tech investments a "foundation" for strong relationships with digitally-native clients.
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I manually adjust pipes in the exhaust system and record engine sounds digitally and adjust them.
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Paga has created a multi-channel network to transfer money, pay-bills, and buy things digitally.
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Paga has created a multi-channel network to transfer money, pay bills, and buy goods digitally.
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It's also available to digitally rent or purchase on iTunes, Amazon, YouTube, Vudu, and Google Play.
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It's also available to digitally rent or purchase on iTunes, Amazon, YouTube, Vudu, and Google Play.
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But a number are also available to stream, rent digitally, or buy and watch at home.
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" For the most part these Americans are "young, digitally savvy and connected through blood to jihadism.
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As the patient's body and organs shift, the digitally imposed image needs to shift in unison.
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Meanwhile, back in March, the original Diablo was made available digitally for the very first time.
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Ms. Constand says the veteran entertainer drugged and digitally penetrated her at his home outside Philadelphia.
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For instance, the seashells above were digitally graphed using a series of exponential and quadratic functions.
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But he said going forward, he thinks each digitally native brand will decide how they evolve.
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"There's a large number of adversaries really interested in profiteering or sabotaging organizations digitally," Bauer said.
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"The alternatives to doing this digitally were too expensive and time consuming," Mr. Le Bouille says.
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The sound is moderated by 10,000 digitally milled acoustic wall panels of varying depths and textures.
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We never print digitally — usually digital printing is done on synthetic fabrics; we use organic cotton.
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Ms. Arutyunova shot on film rather than digitally, which she said made the process more meditative.
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To "inflate" it, they performed a CT scan on the fossil and then digitally reconstructed it.
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You can digitally plunge yourself into a city you've never visited and peer into each storefront.
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A digitally augmented Rosa Salazar leads a cast that also includes Christoph Waltz and Mahershala Ali.
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She digitally sketches different versions of charts over and over before landing on the right one.
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The gleaming boxes seem almost digitally transposed onto the otherwise muted landscape of mountains and sky.
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Some of it is wire-work, in which human actors are suspended on wires that are digitally removed in post-production, and some of it relies on computer-generated composites, with layers of images digitally stacked on top of each other and then tweaked by computer.
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The movies of the week for August 27 through September 2 are Gone Girl (2014), which is available to digitally rent on Amazon, YouTube, Vudu, iTunes, and Google Play; and Vertigo (1958), which is also available to digitally rent on Amazon, YouTube, Vudu, iTunes, and Google Play.
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But these days there are multitudes of sounds that can be made digitally or through computer programs.
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"They've learned that it can be very boring and very sterile [to do everything digitally]," he said.
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"Nearly everything they've got is digital so youngsters are just exposed to time being given digitally everywhere."
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And again, digitally gerrymand folks in ways that constrain them from choices they don't even know about.
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Is intimacy lost when your look is digitally modified, or is that just better living through technology?
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HBO made a cheeky statement about the gaffe after the cup was digitally removed from the scene.
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These statements could be sent in paper or digitally, so keep an eye out in the mail.
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They know that if it's digitally altered, they can take a selfie and boot up the computer.
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A turntable that sounds awesome, lets you digitally archive your vinyl, and looks like the damn business?
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A digitally colorized scanning electron micrograph (SEM) of Escherichia coli bacteria, which often cause urinary tract infections.
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RSPH is calling on social media platforms to highlight when photos of people have been digitally manipulated.
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By tracking data digitally and pooling efforts across Africa, we can attempt to improve this, explains Siwo.
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One is the sound I've known forever; the other is this digitally optimized version that sounds different.
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The other data set was generated from capacitive sensors that are used to digitally capture a fingerprint.
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Acquiring a hot digitally native vertical brand – or brands – would be a speedy way to accomplish that.
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Typically, photos taken with optical zoom are higher resolution, while digitally zoomed photos look grainy and blurry.
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SDE can accomplish that conversion "in one process, in one moment, and it's digitally perfect," Doerfler says.
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"The biggest challenge that we face comes from customers' ability or intent to pay digitally," Sharma said.
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These rules essentially turn ride-hailing into a souped-up, digitally powered manifestation of the taxi industry.
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Generally, painters use their medium to look out onto a world, whether real, imagined, or digitally constructed.
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Some of its designers like to start with pen and paper, others go straight to crafting digitally.
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How to read it: Available digitally or in the Birds of Prey: Black Canary collected print edition.
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The film follows Snowden's discovery of the U.S. government's mass surveillance programs that digitally monitor unaware citizens.
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But differences are a source of unmatched strength in the global economy and a digitally connected world.
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Until now, Tool has been one of the biggest artists to refuse to sell its music digitally.
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Users can upload store gift cards to the mobile wallet and save all of their receipts digitally.
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It's not about, 'Oh, I want to do this digitally, or 'I want to do this physically.
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But a surprising number of entrepreneurs don't back that up by also digitally getting the word out.
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Its Go90 service, which launched in October 2015, provides short-form video content for digitally minded viewers.
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It won't be easy: how to determine whether a person is digitally literate remains an open question.
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The Death of Stalin is available to digitally rent or purchase on Amazon, YouTube, and Google Play.
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How to watch it: For All Mankind is available to digitally rent on Amazon, Vudu, and iTunes.
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When police can digitally tail you around a city just by uploading your mugshot into a database?
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To illustrate, here are three moments in a day in the life of today's digitally equipped teenagers.
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But that's still a far cry from us digitally hallucinating a dancing hot dog through Spectacles themselves.
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They are entitled to publish freely; not to break and enter, physically or digitally, to do so.
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Slim & Skinny, a photo-editing app, invites users to upload photos of themselves and digitally alter them.
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Upon request, it can be delivered digitally or shipped on a physical format of the users choice.
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But they're also a different generation — they are more used to spending time with their friends digitally.
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It enables students to take tests digitally and in turn teachers to grade the results more efficiently.
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It's also been used to digitally dissect mummies, recreate the HoloChess scene from Star Wars, and more.
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That person also had to be hidden somewhere in (or maybe even digitally removed from) the shot.
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In this approach, products and buildings are biologically informed and digitally engineered by, with and for, nature.
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Then they used a process called segmentation to digitally create pages, followed by texturing and flattening techniques.
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"We've created a generation that spends more and more time interacting digitally in physical isolation," says Newport.
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"Our product is personalized for each user, and that's possible because we are digitally based," says Elbert.
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But now, a controversial legal settlement may have unlocked a new era of digitally fabricated, DIY guns.
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"Visually, there was no difference between hand-painting each cel and doing it digitally," Ms. Moldenhauer explained.
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While it may seem like each post is digitally illustrated, much of the work is actually handcrafted.
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We have a win-win in terms of driving audience — not just digitally but also offline audience.
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Astropol's debut album, The Spin We're In, is out now digitally and out on vinyl this Friday.
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The blockchain is a public database that by-passes money-based payments by recording all transactions digitally.
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The collection is basically any digitally catalogued piece that curators have determined is in the public domain.
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We had to extend that set digitally for some shots, in addition to the fully CG shots.
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Although Relander has tried creating multiple exposures digitally, in post-production, he prefers to work in-camera.
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To do this, she created hundreds of cyanotypes from images of PUAs and then digitally manipulated them.
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When Dunn co-founded Bonobos in 2007, the idea of digitally native vertical brands didn't really exist.
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The Evolv Sentry shows you security what it found during its scan, without digitally removing anyone's clothes.
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Australia's website for completing the census digitally went offline for several hours on Tuesday after technical issues.
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Our intention is to open up space in our environment the same way greenscreen opens space digitally.
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During the two breakdowns, the vistas appear out of static, digitally warped but still identifiable as spaces.
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The pencil drawings — which she colored digitally and animated in Photoshop — took 35 hours total to create.
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This gave me a solid background to start digitally manipulating Iranian/Arabic typography and calligraphy in Turkey.
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The album is out digitally and on cassette September 16 via Broken Limbs; preorders are live now.
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He is now a freelance artist and has witnessed many attempts to shift toward digitally produced comics.
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The variations of reproducible colors increased and — whether on paper or viewed digitally — the result was richer.
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We are not all digitally savvy, and not everyone can afford mobile phones with text messaging service.
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Anything you write on the paper pad will be captured digitally, even when the screen is off.
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Sometimes, when the wall does not have the height I'm looking for, I can extend it digitally.
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Real skyscrapers have been digitally gutted, and what remains are Hollywood-like facades, braced by steel brackets.
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Material from a partly complete original negative was digitally matched with material culled from three other prints.
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Note the varieties of fonts Mr. Shelley and Mr. Paulson have digitally devised for the book spines.
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Sarah told the outlet that Balazs shoved her to a wall and digitally penetrated her in 1991.
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One of the most staid and digitally conservative industries is on the verge of a robotic makeover.
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Maybe the next Indiana Jones movie will involve fewer boulders, and more time spent digitally enhancing images.
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Retail is more likely to submit paper cards as opposed to voting over the phone or digitally.
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From there, each page of the newspaper is digitally transferred to a plate using a laser machine.
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Step 5: The fabric is digitally printed with the company's designs and is seamless to prevent chafing.
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Tyler" Ninja" Blevin's "Get Good: My Ultimate Guide to Gaming" is available digitally and in bookstores now.
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Back in 2018, Walmart launched an online mattress brand through its digitally native home goods brand, Allswell.
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By contrast, the report cards emerging in our digitally de-personalized age are anything but family friendly.
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But in today's digitally driven, customer-first environment, the steps to achieve growth have become increasingly elusive.
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It's the logical extension of where a world of Tinder and digitally mediated courtship might eventually lead.
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Example: his name appears ELEVEN times – above the fold digitally – on the cover of today's NY Times.
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"We needed a software enabling us to create a certain section of the animation digitally," he says.
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Faces Places is currently streaming on Netflix and available to digitally rent on Google Play and YouTube.
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The Square is currently streaming on Hulu and available to digitally rent on Google Play and YouTube.
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Princess Cyd is currently streaming on Netflix and available to digitally rent on Google Play and YouTube.
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The rig also uses digitally-throttled fans to immerse the rider further by matching their flight direction.
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The money is used for staff, equipment and ancillary costs in competing digitally at the highest level.
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But BHQF's method involves processing an image digitally in Photoshop and turning it into a stepped grayscale.
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In the U.S., home entertainment spending for content released digitally was up 20% from 2016 to 2017.
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IrokoX also provides Africa's creative set a platform to digitally monetize their 22015-2550 minute video shorts.
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To check out these comics, visit your local comic book shop, or buy them digitally via Comixology.
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In photos released by the Presidency of Kazakhstan, the skin beneath Tokayaev's chin has been digitally tucked.
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I also noticed that Getty was licensing photos of Tokayev that appear to have been digitally manipulated.
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And once every episode's been released digitally, Hitman will come out on a disc, in early 2017.
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It takes concerted effort to digitally delete your history with someone, especially if your history runs deep.
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A six track remix EP will be dropping digitally on Friday 10th June 2016 on Because Music.
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The vinyl release of Skilled Mechanics has already sold out, but you can stream it digitally below:
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It also hasn't been determined whether the ads will be released on TV, digitally or on radio.
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It is classified as live-action, although all but one shot from the film was rendered digitally.
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FICO and Experian are working with the technology company Finicity to digitally gather borrower bank account information.
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After a gestation of nearly 45 years, it will be released digitally by Sony Classical on Nov.
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On the pictures, I have digitally overlaid a grid of tiny images of female genitals and uteruses.
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If it is essential and can't be done digitally, are you implementing recommended strategies and following guidelines?
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When I opened Gramps's "memory book" for the first time, albeit digitally, it was a dizzying experience.
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Then I begin drawing the artwork digitally directly in RoboFont, an application made specifically for font development.
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The plan: help a virtual reality studio get support to digitally preserve cultural heritage sites and practices.
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While Mr. Falk used black-and-white film, Mr. Cenicola's photos were taken digitally and in color.
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In that climate, Swift argued, defectors like Hoda—young, repentant, and digitally fluent—are unique propaganda assets.
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Reade was a staff assistant for Joe Biden in 1993, when she claims he digitally raped her.
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According to Reade, Biden pressed her up against a wall and digitally penetrated her without her consent.
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I actually read most of them digitally, so I was really reading as blind as I could.
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API management could be used for processing benefit claims digitally or any number of straightforward bureaucratic services.
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I do think that you know, most digitally native companies are now really experimenting in real life.
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The Host is available to digitally rent or stream on iTunes, Amazon, YouTube, Vudu, and Google Play.
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There is one surprising aspect of superhero movies that can be done digitally: the superheroes&apos costumes.
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Some social media users expressed their confusion at why the president was sharing the digitally manipulated pic.
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Carrie Fisher was also famously digitally re-created for the ninth installment of the Star Wars saga.
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To help cut down on packaging, Dinnerly is ditching the recipe cards and will provide instructions digitally.
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It is classified as live action, although all but one shot from the film was rendered digitally.
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Revenues from digitally downloaded music is down 18 percent, while revenues from physical products dropped 0.6 percent.
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Having that direct line to people digitally is a trend that Hedrick said is not slowing down.
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Turning her back on loud, emphatic, digitally hyped productions, Ms. Del Rey was whispery, soft focus, leisurely.
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Both digitally native brands and brick-and-mortar retail partners have to start from a strong foundation.
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Despite Europe's efforts and ambitions, some believe it will take time before it can be digitally sovereign.
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It is classified as live action, although all but one shot from the film was rendered digitally.
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All the President's Men is available to digitally rent on iTunes, YouTube, Amazon, Vudu, and Google Play.
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This is the first time the studio's titles are available to purchase digitally anywhere in the world.
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"One of the things that Oxford's focussing on is something we call digitally endangered languages," Grathwohl said.
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How to watch it: The Work is available to digitally rent or purchase on Amazon and Vudu.
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How to watch it: Midnight Traveler is available to digitally rent or buy on iTunes and Amazon.
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Xbox games are all available digitally through the Microsoft Store, making the disc-drive optional for gaming.
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All of "The Lion King" was digitally created, save one shot that the filmmakers refused to divulge.
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All of "The Lion King" was digitally created, save one shot that the filmmakers refused to divulge.
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Rather than leave the track intended for that side unreleased, we opted to make it available digitally.
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Leave No Trace is available to digitally rent or purchase on YouTube, Amazon, Google Play, and Vudu.
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To the Editor: Every meeting attended by the president should be recorded digitally and by a transcriptionist.
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It's best to look at the varied, digitally manipulated faces of Ukrainian artist Sofia Vet, a.k.a. Pakhlavamedovaya.
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Is there an option for me if I'm consuming digitally to hop back and forth between segments?
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Now, s/he has the means to reach her/his viewers digitally, in a low-cost way.
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The service would allow iPhone owners to send money digitally to other iPhone owners, these people said.
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How to watch it: Risk is available to digitally rent or purchase from Amazon, iTunes, and Vudu.
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Additionally, some archives had been previously saved digitally and as a result also were unaffected by the fire.
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Watches don't need to be fully 'smart' to be useful, or try to fit some digitally driven aesthetic.
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The software makes comparisons and guesses how to fill in missing information as you digitally enlarge your image.
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These sales were driven by double-digit growth digitally, which was partially offset by negative retail store sales.
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It will be released digitally and as a vinyl box set, with all proceeds going to the organization.
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But we'll be watching to see if Facebook tries to digitally colonize the postal codes of developing countries.
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It's using the GPU to trace each ray of light digitally created, and it looks really damn cool.
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At this point they don't believe that this video was significantly digitally manipulated in or made with CGI.
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While Spinotti shot Heat on film stock, which is Nolan's stated preference, Wednesday night's screening was presented digitally.
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At the moment, it is only available in Spanish and can be obtained digitally via her website www.irischacon.
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Won't You Be My Neighbor is available to digitally rent or buy on Amazon, YouTube, and Google Play.
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Pizza Hut is hoping that a sweet pair of kicks will get you to order more pizza digitally.
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The bulk of the screen shows a digitally animated image, with three additional, smaller ones lining the bottom.
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The idea is to offer services digitally, but also provide a physical location for when it is needed.
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They also note that it's difficult to tell what elements are real, and which have been generated digitally.
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Users share digitally enhanced photos and videos of themselves vomiting rainbows and morphing their faces into animal masks.
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SURPRISE COLLABORATIONS And then there were the duets that will probably never be heard again – live or digitally.
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One final recording was chosen as Q, which was then digitally manipulated to make it more gender-neutral.
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Spain has been hit particularly hard, with many would-be HBO subscribers —digitally savvy millennials — bearing the brunt.
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I Tried To Break My iPhone Addiction — & Here's What Happened How To Digitally Detox In 5 Awesome Steps
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The idea is that Facebook can then digitally fingerprint the submitted image and block its potential future spread.
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When Andy Dunn co-founded Bonobos in 2007, the idea of digitally-native vertical brands didn't really exist.
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You have this trace of yourself digitally that can't be erased, and you have to manage and edit.
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First up, a pumpkin digitally carved to bear a likeness to one of my favorite men in Hollywood.
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"Just being a scout at heart, I've always been a guy who did my reports digitally," Rosas said.
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The ones who want it bad enough stick around, stretching their 0003 minutes as long as digitally possible.
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It rewards us, albeit digitally, for our physical feats and it sits, unnoticed, until we wake it up.
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Of course, even with advances in VR, digitally exploring a site is no substitution for the real thing.
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The over-the-top (OTT) offering, meaning the content is distributed digitally, is slated to launch in 2017.
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But you don't want to spend all the money to go to the theater or digitally rent them.
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In fact, four years from now, the U.K. is predicted to require 2.3 million digitally skilled workers alone.
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Is the amount of people you've added to the rewards and that you've got sort of digitally ordering.
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Spider-Man: Homecoming is now available digitally and will be released on Blu-ray and DVD October 17.
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The 15-year-old Trump is not digitally savvy—there isn't even a computer on his office desk.
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Brands could also establish themselves with the digitally-savvy consumer by promoting their products on Chinese social media.
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And while election processes could be improved by storing and counting votes digitally, issues with corruption may remain.
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But I combine these sounds with many layers of different acoustic sounds which are layered and processed digitally.
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THE way the world's languages are displayed digitally can be a topic of raging, if somewhat arcane, debate.
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However, the small amount that Becker revealed indicates that digitally resurrecting a recording artist is no easy feat.
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It's so interesting to create pieces that look timeless, even if they're created digitally and are totally new.
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Digitally manipulating the curvature of Earth, the photographs of Aydın Büyüktaş go beyond the limitations of human vision.
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There are far too many digitally talented thieves and dishonest waiters and the problem's getting worse every day.
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Are alerts and limits the right mode of user engagement for those digitally addicted already a confirmation bias?
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The result had mixed reviews, with fans openly criticizing how unnatural Cavill looked with the mustache digitally removed.
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Smart credit cards that let you toggle between multiple digitally saved credit cards haven't had a great run.
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These patients—now called "e-patients" are well connected, well informed and digitally proficient in the healthcare space.
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What does the history of thinking about thinking have to do with dreams of digitally mediated social justice?
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Many people believe Burnell created the images digitally; others remark that it looks like they were taken underwater.
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Entertainment Weekly exclusively premiered The Band's Visit Broadway cast recording before it becomes digitally available on Dec. 15.
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"I'm a very fast typer, and I'm somewhat digitally savvy, so that was pretty eye opening," Burrough reflects.
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You have a device that makes people digitally aware, and so this fits right into the sweet spot.
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That might even help doctors to see more patients digitally when they don't specifically need a house call.
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Avengers: Infinity War came out in late April and it released digitally for home viewing on July 31.
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Really, people shouldn't have to learn what's digitally acceptable when it comes to sex and relationships through memes.
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The United States exported about $400 billion in digitally deliverable services in 2014, according to the Commerce Department.
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Then some software can turn that brain activity into digitally synthesized, accurate, comprehensible speech—no human talking required.
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The Libre ads will run on TV in English and digitally in both English and Spanish, Faughnan said.
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I was that person, and this past week, I've been tempted to become that person again, however digitally.
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Looking a little deeper, the bear is clearly digitally added — it just has that pristine shine to it.
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Improbable uses cloud-based computing to digitally simulate real-world locations for use in games and product design.
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But there's also a fantastic, chef's kiss-worthy burn of Henry Cavill's digitally removed mustache in Justice League.
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But it doesn't fit as well these days, when much of the work of notaries is done digitally.
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In the digital era, it's not surprising that being digitally savvy is a desirable trait for business leaders.
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These firms have become so common that they have acquired a jargony label: the digitally native vertical brand.
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If that city has lately been dominated by bros, he is a gentleman; his twang feels digitally augmented.
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Basically, you're giving four people in your life the gift of being able to digitally retrace their steps.
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He's swimming against the time of the shark, which has been digitally superimposed next to him on screen.
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The cellphone video is nearly two minutes long and digitally altered to blur the identity of the children.
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Ingrid Goes West is currently streaming on Hulu and available to digitally rent on YouTube and Google Play.
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In 2014, people were digitally worth less than $1 each to companies like Acxiom or other data brokers.
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He digitally sculpted a human head from what was essentially a cube before retouching the image in 2D.
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It's with modern digitally controlled analog circuitry that grants me MIDI control, including preset changes during live shows.
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Once a seemingly unstoppable retail juggernaut, Walmart's been scrambling to define its digitally in this Amazon-defined era.
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Though they look digitally created, we'll see how his "resemblage" technique is entirely rooted in the physical world.
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A new generation of digitally savvy professionals has never used a fax, and isn't about to start now.
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Today, Noisey is pleased to premiere the album's title track and Jennylee's dark, digitally burnt out partner remix.
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The installation is fully interactive, manipulated digitally and in real time based on the movements of the viewer.
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The Island Fever single is out now on vinyl on Cabinet, and it'll be released digitally in September.
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And if you love the phone, you might not want a planner who prefers to send everything digitally.
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Once you have a nice grouping of images, create a collage digitally or with prints of your photographs.
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Standard Innovation, the maker of digitally-enabled vibrator the We-Vibe 4 Plus, has learnt the hard way.
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When he grabs one musical fragment and samples it digitally, the singers fall silent and look down aghast.
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Managers and drivers will remain in contact and conducting meetings digitally over email and teleconference, which began Thursday.
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Several states, such as Colorado and Kansas, have altered the format of their conventions to be digitally focused.
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"As a best-case scenario, they are a supplement to other research a consumer does digitally," she said.
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Canvsly (for Android and iOS) is another app for digitally saving and organizing children's art and school projects.
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Often, the photos were images of images, taken off a computer screen or digitally created in the studio.
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When art, music, sports and information can be digitally accessed anywhere, works billed as local become oddly exotic.
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His words would be spliced and tweaked and twisted in bad faith and maybe digitally altered on Facebook.
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"The information that was stored in books in the 20th century is stored digitally in the 21st century."
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It's simply a reality of the modern world that much private conversation takes place through digitally transmitted text.
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He travels with burner laptops and for the really sensitive interviews will never type the notes digitally anywhere.
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And there is still a big divide between teachers who are digitally connected and those who are not.
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By age 18 or earlier, parents should ask teenagers if they are still O.K. with being located digitally.
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It concerns an aging actress (Robin Wright) who agrees to have her likeness digitally archived for future use.
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They're going to perform the routine at home, and then I'm going to integrate all the performances digitally.
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Rom-coms have sort of fallen out of favor, but especially now, you can do so much digitally.
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Digitally-mobilised and organised citizens have voted to occupy parts of the city, then decided when to leave.
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It evolved into a technology firm that provided digital services to medical offices and digitally stored patient records.
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ThirdLove, a digitally native startup known for offering half-cup sizes, launched its first cotton collection in 2018.
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It is also available to digitally rent and to purchase on iTunes, Google Play, Vudu, YouTube, and Amazon.
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The birds don't appear in the film, but their startling squawks can be heard, in digitally altered form.
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