Glossary D
Dolby stereo digital also called dolby SR-D, dolby digital or or dolby DD is a commercial film sound process that allows six individual soundtrack channels (Left, Center, Right, Left Surround, Right Surround, LFE or Subwoofer) to be optically printed onto a 35mm film and reproduced in commercial movie theaters. Dolby stereo digital offers considerably improved audio performance over dolby stereo.
Digital printing is described as a new printing technology in which electronic files are used to create images on press. Typically used for on-demand printing and to personalize documents and generally used for short runs.
Deutsch: Entwaldung / Español: deforestación / Português: desflorestação / Français: déforestation / Italiano: deforestazione
Deforestation in the industrial context refers to the large-scale removal of forests to make way for industrial activities such as mining, agriculture, and urban development. This process not only involves the physical clearing of forest lands but also encompasses the broader environmental, economic, and social implications associated with the expansion of industrial and commercial operations.
Deutsch: Diskriminierung in der industriellen Industrie / Español: Discriminación en la industria / Português: Discriminação na indústria / Français: Discrimination dans l'industrie / Italiano: Discriminazione nell'industria /
Discrimination in the industrial and industry context refers to the unfair or unequal treatment of individuals or groups based on their characteristics, such as race, gender, age, religion, disability, or other protected attributes. This discriminatory behavior can manifest in various forms, including hiring practices, promotions, pay disparities, workplace harassment, and unequal access to opportunities. Discrimination not only harms individuals but also has broader implications for workplace culture, productivity, and the reputation of industries and organizations.