Sentence examples for by generating a stream from inspiring English sources

So Layar Stream tries to solve this by generating a stream which users can pre-filter.

The process could drastically reduce the CO2 emissions from cement plants by generating a separate stream of CO2 suitable for geological storage before the CaO is fed to the clinker oven.

Jet-injectors operate by generating a high pressured stream, which flushes the liquid vaccine formulation into the deeper skin layers.

Mark had always been prone to dream up rituals and rules to surf by — to generate a stream of postulates and hypotheses about waves and weather and surfing — but the freezing wilds of Ocean Beach gave his theorizing new range.

In the fourth round, a robust substitution/confusion is accomplished by generating an intermediate chaotic key stream (CKS) image in a novel manner with the help of chaotic standard and logistic maps.

Chung et al. [17] generated a stream by oscillating a bubble for 3D manipulation of microobjects.

Those with efficient pollution controls can generate an income stream by selling unneeded permits.

Therefore, a reagent reservoir[ 3] (see see the Supporting Information for schematic and operation details) was introduced to buffer this variation in flow and to enable an HPLC pump (P8) fed by this reservoir to generate a pressurized reagent stream for the subsequent Ritter stage.[ 15] Furthermore, its flow rate could be adjusted based on the amount of available material.

Mining activities have a serious environmental impact on soils and water streams by generating millions of tons of sulfide-rich tailings (Banks et al. 1997; Younger 1997; Passariello et al. 2002; Younger and Robins 2002; Younger et al. 2002; Romano et al. 2003; Kovács et al. 2006; Bhattacharya et al. 2006).

A much weaker secondary flow was generated by a throughput stream that entered through a nozzle at the bottom and exited through the sidewall.

The burnthrough is thought to be an effect of partial transmission of beam power by a stream of positive ions generated by the high voltage electron beam from contaminant gas in the "vacuum" chamber.