Sentence examples for constitutes a stream from inspiring English sources

Modest Continuity (see §3) poses him no difficulty: by virtue of being dense, the envisaged succession of momentary specious presents will constitutes a stream of consciousness which is free from gaps.

In that respect, the neopragmatic approach employed in this study can potentially constitute a new stream within futures; going beyond poststructuralism and postmodernism to post-postmodernism.

The concepts of unbounded data streams and windows are visualised in Figure 2. The small circles represent tuples continuously arriving over time and constituting a data stream, whereas the thick rectangular frame illustrates the window operator applied to this unbounded sequence of tuples.

However many archeological proponents of this alternate theory hold that migration of smaller groups of Celts to Ireland was most likely and that the degree of traffic may have been sufficiently regular to constitute a "migration stream" but that invasion is not at the heart of the proposed social process of Insular Celticisation.

In river basins where melt water from snow and ice constitutes a dominant component of stream discharge during summer, degradation or reduction of perennial snow and ice covered areas (SCAP) has a profound effect on stream water availability in those basins.

A number of recent articles (Hickok and Poeppel 2004, 2007; Scott and Wise 2004) have argued that the pathway emerging from the posterior portion of auditory cortex constitutes an auditory "dorsal stream" that is specialized for the processing of speech and other imitable sounds in the context of auditory motor integration.

Saving, they insist, constitutes a "leakage" from the "spending stream;" saving allegedly drains an economy of its lifeblood, of that unaffordable gusher known as "consumer spending". Consume! is their sole advise to all who will listen, consume early and often, consume on credit, if necessary, and "shop 'til you drop," then pick yourself up and shop yet again.

Feeding of substrate that is predissolved in the second phase provides a highly concentrated substrate stream and constitutes a combination of fed-batch operation and in situ substrate supply.

The rules adopted Tuesday set statewide standards and define what constitutes a wetland, boosting safeguards for streams and isolated wetlands that are not wet the entire year but still provide valuable ecological services and contribute to river headwaters.

Intelligent Agent technologies constitute an important stream of research in the Artificial Intelligence community.

This process is then repeated for each symbol in turn, producing a continuous stream of samples, which constitutes a complex baseband representation of the DVB-T signal.