Sentence examples for high-quality streams from inspiring English sources
Ustream lent more sophisticated video equipment to two citizen journalists, Tim Pool in New York and Spencer Mills in Oakland, Calif., after they consistently delivered high-quality streams.
The Spruce No. 1 mine project in Logan County, W.Va., would have covered 2,278 acres and ruined six more miles of high-quality streams.
The resulting rubble, known as spoil, would then be dumped into the valleys and streams below — ruining, by the E.P.A.'s estimate, six miles of high-quality streams and causing "unacceptable" damage to the environment.
The Glyndebourne Festival, the Bavarian State Opera, the Detroit Symphony, and the Vienna and Berlin Philharmonics, among others, offer fairly high-quality streams; my favorite is Detroit's, since it represents the try-anything spirit of an orchestra recovering from a brush with financial catastrophe.
Wireless carriers are increasingly looking to data plans and services like high-quality streaming video as critical sources of revenue.
It offers high-quality, streaming recordings that cannot be stored on the listener's computer, but the performance lives longer than it would have on conventional radio.
(Its high-quality, streaming content would be lauded by the technology news site Cnet as an innovative way to stay ahead of the problem of piracy).
Mr. Hastings decided that software, not hardware, was the key to delivering films over the Internet and pushed to develop high-quality streaming technology.
With geoblocking of high-quality streaming services such as Netflix and Hulu likely to remain thanks to the industry's fatal dependence on territorial licensing, this is a problem that will not go away.
Goldman said record labels have been supportive of Deezer's move into high-quality streaming, enabling it to make more than 25m tracks available in Flac format, out of the 35m in its catalogue.
After rapidly dropping out of app store charts, the high-quality streaming service is now being asked for huge advances by Sony and Warner in exchange for their artists' music, according to an in-depth report into the company by Bloomberg.
