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ABSTRACT
Markey, T.L. 1976. Studies in European linguistic theory: the dichotomy precept. Grossen-Linden.
‘Digital’ is a term used in information processing to refer to a way of representing a definite set of signs (digits) through a code that is applied to the information being processed, such as when fingers are applied to numbers in counting from 1 to 10. Analogue representations are the counterpart of digital representations.
