The EYE is one of the few venues for nondigital film left in Europe.
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NONDIGITAL BACKUPS FOR ELECTIONS Some functions are too important to trust to the vulnerabilities of electronic manipulation.
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In addition to the memes, it spurred nondigital activity: three separate, E.T.-centric events in Nevada between Sept.
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Lately, the company has said its future depends on extending its consumer empire into the wider, nondigital world.
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The writers conflate exaggerated claims of new high-tech systems with the proven effectiveness of the original nondigital methods.
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For one thing, good luck finding a "control group" of people living the nondigital life or anything close to it.
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A good way to understand what the CIA documents do show — and what they don't — is with a nondigital analogy.
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There is no excuse for not having a forensic trail for elections that is nondigital, and thus not subject to digital attacks.
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Prisoners can now wear watches — nondigital models, which have no possibility of tapping into the cellular towers that arrived on base in 2016.
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Compared to a living, breathing, nondigital neosoul groove, electrobeats hardly signify as private: technological surface usually implies a commercial and hence a public space.
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In previous generations, though, ink-stained wretches at newspapers, desiring nondigital page views, were most likely the sources of tall tales that fooled thousands.
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To use a nondigital analogy, Facebook not only intercepted every letter participants sent and received, it also had the ability to open and read them.
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Municipalities across the United States and countries around the world are experimenting with different types of democracy, leveraging digital and nondigital innovations to better involve citizens.
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I like a lot of things people consider old-timey: old illustrations, music and movies, nondigital art materials and methods like life drawing and silk screening.
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Maybe the syndrome is a broader blindness—eyes that don't know how to see and minds that increasingly don't know how to recognize nondigital artifacts, especially nature.
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Businesses "that are wedded to nondigital business models or that have not digitized their workflows" will likely face more challenges in this time of crisis, he said.
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That puts him in line with many cybersecurity experts who warn that economic sanctions and other nondigital tools are often more effective responses than punching back in cyberspace.
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"People are craving some of that nondigital world and bookstores are providing that, but we also have to make sure we're modernizing and keeping up with trends," said Estep.
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THAT IS ALL FORMS OF CASH, DIGITAL GROWING FASTER THAN NONDIGITAL AND THAT'S CONSISTENT MORE WITH A 2% TYPE OF GROWTH ECONOMY AS OPPOSED TO 230% WE HAD LAST YEAR.
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Try budgeting in more time during the week simply for a dose of humor — maybe even in a nondigital activity, so you can reap those benefits sans screen-time hangover.
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I found transportation really, really interesting in general because I think maybe one of the things that I yearned for is the ability to affect people's real lives, like nondigital lives.
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The herculean effort required to unlock the insights of nondigital records and tap into the huge amounts of data siloed away across individual health systems could hinder the development of robust predictive care models.
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You can engineer in some nondigital component that behaves unpredictably; you can provide inputs from some unpredictable real-world process such as radio noise; or you can set up instructions to generate pseudorandom numbers.
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IGER: NO BASICALLY WHAT WE'RE SEEING IS THAT WE'VE SEEN CONTINUED LOSSES ON THE NONDIGITAL SIDE OR THE MORE TRADITIONAL PLATFORM FRONT, BUT THEY HAVE BEEN ECLIPSED BY, IN TERMS OF GROWTH, OR BASICALLY – THEY NET DOWN TO MORE POSITIVE STORY BECAUSE OF THE GROWTH IN THE DIGITAL PLATFORMS, THE OVER-THE-TOP PLATFORMS.
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Some readers prefer nondigital libraries. For critic Jeff Jacoby BiblioTech's all-digital library model lacks sensory enticements (such as shelves of books) that he believes foster serendipity in information discovery. He also notes the efficiency of printed books and appropriate delivery systems (such as Biblioburro) in some nonurban locales.
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This is because the few companies that have them tend to be forced to continually adapt to the latest state of the art (today all CNC) to compete and survive. Cam-op chuckers may be more likely to be scrapped than other types of non-CNC machine tools. Unlike with "Grandpa's South Bend lathe" or "Dad's old Bridgeport knee mill", virtually no one can afford to keep and use them for sentimental reasons alone. As with most nondigital commercial typesetting machinery (such as Linotype machines).
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The bill creates a pilot program for the federal government to study analog, nondigital and physical systems that can be incorporated into the power grid to mitigate the potential effects of a cyberattack. The idea for the bill came after a 2015 cyberattack in Ukraine took down a large portion of the country's energy grid. In April 2019 King was one of four senators caucusing with the Democrats who voted with Republicans to confirm David Bernhardt, an oil executive, as Secretary of the Interior Department. In April 2019 King was one of 12 senators to sign a bipartisan letter to top senators on the Appropriations Subcommittee on Energy and Water Development advocating that the Energy Department be granted maximum funding for carbon capture, utilization and storage (CCUS), arguing that American job growth could be stimulated by investment in capturing carbon emissions and expressing disagreement with President Trump's 2020 budget request to combine the two federal programs that do carbon capture research.
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