The phrase "act of streaming" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the process or activity of transmitting or receiving data, particularly in the context of audio or video content over the internet.
Example: "The act of streaming has revolutionized how we consume media, allowing us to access content on demand."
Alternatives: "process of streaming" or "activity of streaming".
Chamberlin is betting that his company can capitalise on that, that it can get a growing number of people familiar with the act of streaming something that they might otherwise have only thought of as an event to experience in person.
One of the bizarre things that happened as copyright law went digital is that in streaming cases, rights-holders would claim that both an infringing copy had been made and that an infringing performance had occurred just through the single act of streaming.
The act of streaming football illegally often feels like a tacit admission that life is different now, that expectations have shifted.
The U.S. Supreme Court held that Aereo violated the Copyright Act of 1976 ("Act") for streaming TV shows shortly after they were broadcast without paying for the copyrighted works.
Increased gas velocity and fines content act to delay the onset of streaming, but cannot completely eliminate it over the range of velocities examined.
Before the advent of streaming, we would have eight- to 12-week setup cycles for major superstar acts". .
The absence of streaming video.
Earlier this year, we asked Spotify to take a look at the Glastonbury lineup and reorder it, as if the bands were going to appear in order of the number of streams each act had received.
Once the act of sex is streamed online that shared secret evaporates.
We are living in a time in which technology allows us to interact with the "other" on a scale never before imaginable, when a lone act of rebellion, can stream along social networks, and congeal into revolution, when, through surveillance techniques, flesh and blood people can be labeled "terrorist" or "normal" by computer analysis of e-mail meta-data, biometrics, and behavioral patterns.
Regardless of the act being performed, streaming is so popular because people feel connected to what's happening.
