Sentence examples for aimed at streaming from inspiring English sources

With that in mind, many devices aimed at streaming Web content onto televisions have crowded the field in recent years.

The city is working on a project aimed at spreading tourist streams to areas that have not typically been visited by tourists in the past by involving the local population, businesses and authorities.

Therefore, the contribution of the paper is a complete scheme comprised of various protection measures aimed at robust IPTV streaming.

To be clear, this new service is not an upgrade to the Sling TV service as you know it today – it's an alternative offering aimed at those where streaming to multiple devices is a concern.

Pandora today rolled out a series of new features that, again, are aimed at making the streaming music service more competitive with the likes of Spotify and other competitors.

Their latest intended victim is a worthy initiative aimed at protecting streams and wetlands from development and pollution.

Murray is lobbying Congress to stop rules including one from the Office of Surface Mining (OSM) aimed at protecting streams from the adverse effects of coal mining; a Mine Safety and Health Administration MSHAA) proposal for stricter requirements on the dust levels allowed in mines; and EPA rules to reduce sulfur dioxide and nitrogen oxide emissions.

Spotify may now beat it to the punch, but will today's announcements deflect some of the blows being aimed at the company – and streaming more generally – by artists like David Byrne and Thom Yorke?

Denmark has switched from warning letters to pirates to an information campaign, aimed at promoting legal music streaming services known to be associated reduced infringement.

Interestingly, such a deal could be aimed at making its existing streaming service more competitive, rather than launching a full-on assault on the likes of Netflix or Amazon Video.

Aimed at "creating a stream of shared instances of unexpected happiness" in a war-torn land, the project is the brainchild of the New York-based artist Yazmany Arboleda, who said he had the support of the minister of culture and a half-dozen internationally financed aid groups.