Sentence examples for stream material from inspiring English sources

Google designed the device to act as a jukebox, allowing different Android users to stream material to it in turn.

Grain, maize and rice waste stream material contains around 40% cellulose, 35% hemicellulose, 20% lignin and 5% pectin, while waste streams from other plants, such as sugar beet and potato, contain around 20% cellulose and hemicellulose, less than 1% lignin and 30%to40%0% pectin (Ángel Siles López et al. [2010]; Howard et al. [2003]; Micard et al. [1996]).

In fact, geography had such a low ranking in the eyes of academia that – at my school, a leading independent school, Highgate – you could not even take the subject if you were A-stream material.

The live nature of the project – streaming material, maps and info that need to be updated for every performance – were big considerations, and a web app seemed the clearest way to accommodate that need for constant updates.

Earlier in the interview with Bloomberg, Mr. Diller was pressed about his investment in Aereo, the start-up Internet service that streams material from broadcast stations without compensating them.

Don't expect your local authority collection to take them, though: current infrastructure favours single-stream materials (ie simple ones).

Sustainable concrete mixtures for pavement applications that incorporated waste-stream materials such as fly ash, crumb rubber, and recycled concrete aggregate were evaluated for their performance.

Vezin samplers are used to take a small fraction of a stream of material which is intended to be representative of all the material.

A steady stream of material was published posthumously under Robbins's name, most of it either based on outlines written by Robbins himself or entirely ghostwritten.

Occasionally his get-in-there-early approach to archives produced pure gold, as when he secured a stream of material from Martin Luther King before the march on Selma in 1965 made King a figure of national importance.

Durham perceived that the colonies had stagnated and that, if they were to live side by side with the dynamic United States, they must be brought into the full stream of material progress.