Sentence examples for manageable stream from inspiring English sources

But, unlike men, our animal urges are stoutly denied, by society and by ourselves, so that when they surface, it is not as a manageable stream, but as a rushing torrent that will sweep up everything it passes, even a pair of shagging primates.

The Chromebook world is a weird one where apps trickle out slowly and in a manageable stream, with the most interesting ones costly coming from Google itself.

"Xpenditure transforms that messy pile into a manageable stream of digital requests throughout the month – we are able to eliminate peaks for accounting people which is why accountants and CFOs are generally big fans of us".

[Editor's note: When I say Twitter read FriendFeed.] Twitter's Follow cloud, combined with Track, enables an authoritative filter into the flow that extracts a high percentage of the aggregate consensus of that group into a manageable stream.

This may make it possible one day to neutralize popular spawning sites, or to attract vast numbers of males to selected "manageable" streams where they can be trapped and sterilized.

As e-mail messages pour in to in-boxes at uncontrollable rates, recipients are trying to turn the flood into manageable streams by setting up multiple e-mail accounts.

The only question is how long it will take.Digital television (DTV for short) has been slow to arrive the first patents for digital communication were filed 70 years ago because compressing video into manageable streams of binary digits ("bits") is much harder than compressing streams of audio.

During the conference we'll be drilling down into what's next for realtime in terms of making this stream manageable, adding new tributaries to the stream such as geolocation data, and building businesses on top of it.

Nsyght is a startup we broke just before the Christmas vacation which focuses on making realtime streams manageable and is similar in scope to Friendfeed and Cliqset.

Mechanisms for compressing and decompressing video (codecs) are employed to keep the video streams manageable.

Gmail's new approach resembles, in a way, Facebook's revamped Timeline, the social network's attempt to make its core stream more manageable by dividing it into disparate parts.