Sentence examples for a vast stream from inspiring English sources
So think about this idea of them tapping into a vast stream.
Twitter has grown quickly, amassing more than 140 million monthly active users who generate a vast stream of short messages about their lives, the news and everything else.
At the PaaS level, a vast stream of data is constantly being generated and processed by a far wider range of agents than are present at the IaaS level, including a wide variety of platform components, generic and third-party services, deployed applications, and more.
This phase lasts about 30 million years, after which, over the course of a further 100,000 years, the Sun's remaining outer layers will fall away, ejecting a vast stream of matter into space and forming a halo known (misleadingly) as a planetary nebula.
All at once, Hulu redesigned its service (making Netflix look ancient by comparison), it offered something exclusive and glorious in the form of "The Handmaid's Tale", and served something that few comprehensive video services do: access to stripped down live TV in conjunction with a vast streaming library.
Scanning the vast stream of Internet traffic, a suspicious user's web browsing session can be automatically hijacked to install malware that allows the NSA to log every action a user takes on their device, or even activate cameras and microphones, transforming smartphones and laptops into remotely operated bugs on a massive scale.
"When I smell the sagebrush or see the mountains, or a vast clean stream, I love those things," he said.
For example, a vast literature stream theorizes on and investigates organisations' absorptive capacity and the role this plays in understanding variations in outcomes of adoption and implementation processes [ 32, 33].
The journey to Berlin took around three hours, and the Pathfinders of 8 Group led the vast stream of bombers.
He wrote that the spirit which informs "the vast stream of European and American civilization in which we all stand", and especially its dependence on technology, was "alien and uncongenial" to him.
Reuters began using Attributor last month, and Chris Ahearn, president of Reuters Media, said that first he wants to learn how his company's thousands of customers are using the vast stream of information it sends their way.
