Sentence examples for stream at the same from inspiring English sources

Make your own kite bar and reverse the waste stream at the same time!

We validate our approach with a video application that should be able to encode an H.264 (HD) and an MPEG-2 (SD) stream at the same time.

Later, a better competitor comes along: easier to use and cheaper, with better shows, better tech etc, but its relatively slow net connection means it can't stream at the same quality – its streaming might even be bitty and interrupted.

"After Transparent won the Golden Globe and Woody [Allen] joined up we relented and were like, 'OK, we'll let you show our show,'" Delaney says, adding that having all six episodes stream at the same time makes it feel like they made a movie as well as a TV show.

When asked why he bothered to measure the seconds if it took 20 or more minutes just to receive searchable tweets from Twitter, he explained that the delays at Twitter's search site did not affect his company's search service, which receives the data stream at the same time Twitter's own search engine does.

The first two funds concentrate on charities in particular sectors, as their names suggest: the Engaging Young Lives Fund and the Fulfilling Older Lives Fund.A host of new tax-favoured opportunities have been coming on stream at the same time, guided by Sir Ronald Cohen, a private-equity grandee, philanthropist and chairman of the British government's Social Investment Taskforce.

According to an infographic released by Twitch, as many as 840,000 people were watching video streams at the same time -- 16 times the number of actual show attendees.

Finally, the plug-flow reactor network produces two product streams at the same pressures as the membrane reactor and with the same fraction of the total hydrocarbon in each stream.

Rather than introducing one episode a week, as distributors have done since the days of black-and-white TVs, all 13 episodes will be streamed at the same time.

Every Tuesday at 6 p.m., gems from Mr. Conte's collection are broadcast -- along with his appreciative comments and historical insights -- over the cultish WFMU/91.1 in Jersey City (it is streamed at the same time on the Web at www.wfmu.org, and in July will be available to other radio stations on CD).

You can look at the way modern music comes out as being a completely different kind of situation with digitisation of music and streaming – at the same time there are a lot of pop acts putting out one song and you're not aware if it's off their last album or their new album.