Sentence examples for off streams from inspiring English sources

The marketers of these pools sell off streams of interest and principal payments to investors.

Perhaps most important for the technology industry, the product works off streams of real-time information from sensors, not the trillions of bytes of data that companies are amassing.

At the same time, Facebook's live streaming feature has been used to broadcast murders and suicides, with the company apparently unable to preemptively shut off streams.

Specifically, it's a big data play that involves identification, matching, ordering and cleaning video data to figure out when, say, videos are buffering badly, or people are switching off streams in specific markets (to potentially begin to explain why), and in cases where there are advertisements, what is resonating and where, and what form that takes.

In "Winter Songs V," two wordless singers enter the fray, at times firing off streams of phonemes in a kind of nonsense coloratura.

Adele held off streaming of her current album to help push physical sales.

He said, "If you ask people" — studio executives — "how much money they make off streaming, they'll tell you it's pennies on the dollar".

At 1 p.m., the Republican candidates for mayor — John A. Catsimatidis, Joseph J. Lhota and George T. McDonald — will square off (streamed on the same sites).

"We do that recognizing that there are the longer hours here and that some people need to let off stream," said Brian Ek, a spokesman for the company.

By John Seabrook November 24, 2015 In pursuing a strategy of inflating sales by keeping albums such as British singer Adele's "25" off streaming services, could the record business be choosing short-term profits over long-term growth?

BandPage started as an app that bands could add as Facebook Pages to show off streaming music, bios, photos and tour dates.