Sentence examples for one-way stream from inspiring English sources

Association of Flight Attendants spokesperson Molly Sheerer also said the reporting process was a one-way stream: "When flight attendants think there is possibly human trafficking going on, they notify the officials," she said.

The television, with its one-way stream, could not be seen as essential, and certainly not as desirable, he said.

For students such as Liley, the days of distance learning being a one-way stream of static study materials and mailed essays are over.

To do this, they believe it will be necessary to create a prosthetic that provides sensory feedback from the robotic arm to the brain, rather than the system working as a one-way stream.

And so he's taking a break from the social media scene, and has turned his Twitter account into a "one-way" stream of NIN-only material, according to his new bio.

In sum, rather than the typical model in which the writer sends information in a one-way stream, site coordinators have been actively involved in shaping the data collection, interpreting its meaning, and figuring out where to take it next.

However, in two-way streaming services (like Push-to-Talk over Cellular, PoC) the lower limit is generally small (not higher than 500 ms) since the interactivity requirements are much stricter than they are in one-way streaming services.

By making it possible to quickly switch from one-way streaming mode to two-way interactive mode, hosts can engage with remote viewers as if they were at the event, whether that's a college lecture, a celebrity talk show, or a tech conference.

Students received instruction by videoconference or one way streaming under conditions where they were physically co-located in a computer lab or dispersed in different rooms at their medical school.

Consequently, this study examined learning outcomes and ratings of instruction and technology where distance education was provided by videoconference or one way streaming (webcast) to medical students who were co-located or dispersed.

Eighty one first to forth year medical students heard a lecture on telemedicine and were asked to collaboratively search a telemedicine website under conditions where the lecture was delivered by videoconference or one way streaming (webcast) and where students were either co-located or dispersed.