Sentence examples for data on streams from inspiring English sources

The company is also launching free analytics for artists to get data on streams of their music; announcing plans to help them sell merchandise from their Spotify profiles; and publishing figures on how much musicians can expect to earn as it grows.

We then monitored these streams for one year, collecting data on stream temperature, pH, nitrate concentrations, discharge, and available photosynthetic light.

The site is clear, quick and easy to use, with photographs, maps, data on stream flow and directions.

I found the waterfalls discussion group, a site on Eastern waterfalls, United States Geological Survey data on stream flow, waterfall calendars and photographs, a Waterfall Spectrum Analyzer, which was not about waterfalls at all, and links to parks, hiking trails and another world I hadn't known about: barefoot hiking (www.barefooters.org/hikers).org/hikers

To illustrate the approach, we apply the framework to bioassessment data on stream fishes and nutrients collected from a watershed in southwestern Ohio.

Our sampling encompassed 311 sites across Catalonia (NE Spain) where we characterized anthropogenic perturbation using a summary of impacts, including local data on stream condition and landscape indicators of degradation, via a principal component analysis.

The results achieved in this study proposes that morphometric attributes defining basin geometry as well as shape, length of stream, stream network topology and topography dissection can be well retrieved from ASTER-DEM and accomplished to generate data on stream number and basin relief.

I used landscape-scale ecological modeling of geographically referenced data on stream location, stream and valley slope, watershed surficial geology, air temperatures, riparian and watershed land cover, watershed road and population densities, and watershed nutrient and wastewater inputs to classify Wisconsin stream sites based on water temperature, flow, and degree of environmental degradation.

The company has compiled data on streaming services Netflix U.K. (which costs £5.99 per month) and Amazon's LOVEFiLM Instant (from £5.89 per month, including its DVD rentals service) — by building a custom crawler, in the case of LOVEFiLM Instant, that specified all the titles available on the service.

To obtain good performance in terms of throughput and latency, the scheduler uses the notion of data demands on streams to derive the task priority.

Economist David Touve has been applying his knowledge to exactly this question, in an attempt to provide useful data on how streaming payouts may compare to download sales over time.