Sentence examples for divided into streams from inspiring English sources

Regarding multi-streaming, the data can be divided into streams delivered with an independent flow control, thus reducing the impact of the head-of-line blocking TCP problem.

The huddled masses would be divided into "streams" of economic migrants, family members and refugees, with the hint that numbers in all three categories will be cut from present levels.

In the gutter, rivers raced along, divided into streams, formed rapids and waterfalls, diverted into lakes and ponds... Thin oil slicks slid along the gutter, silver blue, folding into paisley patterns, cardiograms, shot silk, marbled bookbindings, Art Nouveau... We saw the reflection of blue sky on the surface of the final lake, and, looking up, observed that it would be a splendid day.

The encoded symbols are divided into streams, where each stream is linearly modulated and simultaneously transmitted via each antenna using the super-orthogonal block transmission matrix in (1).

As election day approached, life in the village seemed to have divided into two streams — a neighborly stream, which ran pure and clear, and a political stream, which was muddied and turbulent.

For ease of cross-layer optimization, the video sequence is divided into several streams, and the visual importance of each stream is quantified using the visual weight.

In terms of the influence of face on consumption behavior, current studies are mainly divided into two streams, viewing face as a whole construct or a multi-dimension construct.

In the proposed GTCCpr, the gas flow at the outlet of the turbine is divided into two streams, and only a part of exhaust gas from the turbine is used to preheat the outlet air of the compressor.

In this study, several values of flow rates must be investigated; so the feed is divided into two streams.

Some people in the wireless Web business predict the Web will become increasingly divided into two streams, wired and wireless.

The general baccalaureate, which dates from Napoleon's rule, is now divided into three "streams": one for sciences, another for economics, and a third that includes social sciences and literature.