The phrase "abundant streams" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a plentiful or rich supply of streams, often in a natural or metaphorical context.
Example: "The region is known for its abundant streams, providing ample water for both wildlife and agriculture."
Alternatives: "plentiful streams" or "ample streams".
The inscription is from Daniel Webster: "He smote the rock of the national resources and abundant streams of revenue gushed forth.
"We would go for walks lasting half the day," Mahler's boyhood friend Fritz Lohr once recalled, "wandering among flowery meadows, by abundant streams and pools, through the great woods, and to villages where authentic Bohemian musicians set lads and lasses dancing in the open air".
It is an ideal system for delivering sips of information from an abundant stream.
To support his position, Jarvis mentions Brian Settler's coverage of the Joplin tornado: the abundant stream-of-consciousness tweets provided raw material for good reporting.
An ample selection of modes are buoyed by an already abundant stream of user-created levels, the most interesting of which actually play themselves automatically, using captivatingly clever level design.
Stream-bank models addressed all amphibians, the subset of all terrestrial-breeding amphibians, Plethodon dunni, and Plethodon vehiculum, which were the two most abundant stream-bank species.
While the convergence rate and resource requirements are critical factors when incremental learning is performed through one pass over abundant stream of data, effective stopping criteria and management of validation sets are important when learning is performed through several iterations over limited data.
In this abundant streaming age, you might be wondering what the heck is the bizarrely named "DEVILMAN crybaby" and whether "The End of the F***ing World" is really as good as its 97percentt rating on Rotten Tomatoes.
Without a steady, abundant stream of kids who continue their studies in math, science and engineering, our society will be without the talent needed to fulfill both business and social missions of the future.
But for worldwide visitors, such as Canada, FOX just gives them the finger [because you can't watch Hulu in Canada]." Nick considers the movie and TV industry to be at a similar crossroads that the music industry found itself at, before services like Spotify found a healthy middle-ground that provided an abundant streaming platform that fell on the right side of copyright law.
But for worldwide visitors, such as Canada, FOX just gives them the finger [because you can't watch Hulu in Canada]." Nick considers the movie and TV industry to be at a similar crossroads that the music industry found itself at, before services like Spotify established a healthy middle-ground that provided an abundant streaming platform that fell on the right side of copyright law.
