Sentence examples for overlapping streams from inspiring English sources

Within this firm framework, Baumbach builds mighty misunderstandings into overlapping streams of clashing dialogue in which sincere declarations, offhanded jokes, deep confessions, and subtle insults go equally overlooked in the torrents of ego.

In addition, there is no need for seed generation because chances are very very small that any two seeds produce overlapping streams.

Professor Duguid has two broad, overlapping streams of research.

The researchers presented the overlapping streams at two different rhythms — two images per second and 1.5 images per second — allowing them to identify brain regions responding to those stimuli.

We presented two temporally and spatially overlapping streams of objects, faces versus houses, and used magnetoencephalography and functional magnetic resonance imaging to separate neuronal responses to attended and unattended objects.

"The job of the brain is to disentangle these overlapping streams to process them independently".

Characterization of the solute exchange between the stream and the storage zones remains problematic, and the effects of transient storage cannot be directly compared within overlapping stream reaches, an important consideration in designing and interpreting stream solute transport experiments.

The two species broadly overlap in stream habitat use patterns, though juvenile steelhead occupy waters with higher velocities than do cutthroat [32].

Bohm believed that reality is a continuous stream of overlapping implicates and explicates that are evaluated through our senses but often mislead us.

Add the cumulative streams of the overlapping clouds emanating from your center — the ripples of those you follow and those that follow those you follow — and you have the next generation of discovery, a meta-search.

Since only one kernel is able to run on the Device at any one time, a queue of streams can be formed such that the memory copies of one stream can overlap with the kernel execution of another stream as shown in Figure 6.