Preposition: of

• pi: Picture your turtle opening a jail and, voila, the first nine digits of pi are memorized.

Converse of object

• dial: Current thinking backed by protocols is that by dialing those digits, a woman admits she can't control things around her.

• enter: Please enter the thirteen digit serial number of the faulty item.

• omit: A problem you may be referring to is that in earlier times in Derwent, they did omit the digit in the kind code.

Adjective modifier

• decimal: MM is the month of the year, expressed with two decimal digits.

• binary: The modem converts the binary digits to a series of tones, which is the only way to pass a signal down the PSTN.

• numeric: Large results - where the number of digits to the left of the decimal point exceeds the current setting of numeric digits.

• single: Then convert the day of birth to a single digit or master number.

• double: Only in Japan did the brand's sales fall short of the double digits.

Modifies a noun

• dialing: The controls were 408 women from the same dialing areas selected by random digit dialing.

• separator: Digit group separators are allowed in the integer portion.

• dialing: Ipsos MORI undertook 1,010 interviews, by telephone using random digit dialing, between 27 and 29 January 2006.

• code: Question: Can you provide 4 digit user code or 6 digit security code for my phone?

• pin: Choose a 4-8 digit pin code for each group of pins.

• span: Short-term memory capacity can be assessed by using digit span and by looking at the recency effect.

Noun used with modifier

• hexadecimal: The last 6 hexadecimal digits comprise the interface serial number, or another value administered by the specific vendor.

• octal: If it is an octal digit ( from 0 to 7 ) there must be two more such digits.

• hex: The data bytes are scanned in first to last order with the hex digits being taken in low-to-high order within each byte.

• decimal: Day of the week is represented by one decimal digit.

• binary: And surely one binary digit sounds the same as another doesn't it?