Sentence examples for millions of streams from inspiring English sources
Meanwhile, millions of streams gets them a few thousand dollars.
"Querying databases won't matter as much, as people worry instead about millions of streams of real-time data".
Whilst Spotify benefits established artists with a large back catalogue which has already recouped its investment in recording costs, Godrich said that artists on independent labels could no longer afford to make a living when "millions of streams gets them a few thousand dollars".
Most of these services pay a fraction of a penny each time a song is played, which — even in the aggregate of millions of streams — can be much lower than what artists would make from the sale of a CD or even a download.
The argument: if you're a Jay-Z, a Pink Floyd, a Daft Punk or a One Direction, you'll be getting millions of streams on Spotify and its rivals (e.g. Daft Punk's Get Lucky single alone has more than 125m Spotify streams, and another 132m on YouTube).
It's already monitoring millions of streams, and the team previously sold video business ZenCoder for $30 million and built the video.js video player used by Twitter and Instagram.
Table 2 Mean stream length of streams in Andhale watershed Watershead 1st order 2nd order 3rd order 4th order 5th order Andhale 0.51 0.51 2.55 5.76 5.22.
The second period of incision occurred during the end of the 19th century and into the 20th century along the upstream reaches of streams.
The concept of substance, however, although confidently used throughout the medieval period, was widely questioned by modern thinkers and found little place in distinctively 20th-century streams of philosophy.
Total number of streams of all orders are 732, out of which 534 are of 1st order, 150 are of 2nd order, 40 are of 3rd order, 7 are of 4th order and only one stream is of 5th order.
Channel morphology of 149 stream reaches was surveyed in 1st- through 4th-order streams, and effects of drainage area and ecoregion on channel morphology was evaluated using multiple regressions.
