Sentence examples for distinctive streams of from inspiring English sources

Two distinctive streams of development can be identified: the Medipix ASICs which integrate data from multiple hits on a pixel and provide the images in the form of frames and the Timepix ASICs who aim to send as much information about individual interactions as possible off-chip for further processing.

She was only helped out of the hole – and into writing – by Ford's earlier recognition in her of a powerful combination of her colonial perspective with a distinctive "stream of consciousness" technique.

The animal is called the 52 hertz whale because it makes a distinctive stream of sounds at around that basso profundo frequency, just above the lowest note on a tuba.

The third section will then treat several fundamental philosophical issues in Japanese Pure Land thought, focusing upon Pure Land thought as one distinctive stream of a path to religious awakening within the Mahayana traditions of praxis, and further upon the major developments that occurred specifically in Japan.

The echoes of these distinctive, reliably unreliable voices, which foreshadow the stream-of-consciousness technique, can be heard, as shouts or whispers, in works by authors such as Charlotte Perkins Gilman, Nabokov, Thomas Bernhard and Roberto Bolaño.

The record's most distinctive song, "Blue," with Patti Smith on backup vocals, features a stream-of-consciousness monologue from Stipe in which he details his rock-star dreams.

Call it stream-of-consciousness shopping.

Streams of urine everywhere, under café tables.

Apollo has two basic streams of income.

Ultimately, three major streams of thought surfaced.

His breath visible, streams of trailing vapor.