Sentence examples for stream of probe from inspiring English sources

Then the scientists provide a stream of "probe words" and ask the subjects whether the probes are the words they were asked to remember.

High-frequency traders attempt to uncover how much an investor is willing to pay (or sell for) by sending out a stream of probing quotes that are swiftly cancelled until they elicit a response.

Marcel Proust, whose massive multivolume novel À la recherche du temps perdu (Remembrance of Things Past) began to appear in 1913, used the stream-of-consciousness technique to probe, in minutely introspective fashion, into the recesses of his own mind and memory.

In doing so, he not only domesticated the innovations of the great modernists — their ability to manipulate stream of consciousness, to probe their characters' inner lives — but he also presaged the self-inventorying characters of Philip Roth and Saul Bellow, and the navel-gazing musings of the writers of many Me Generations to come.

Increasing availability of streaming probe data allowing the observation of non-stationary traffic motivates the development of models capable of leveraging this information.

Call it stream-of-consciousness shopping.

Data points with log2 ratios > 0.5 were extracted and the corresponding genome locus assigned as 1000 bp up- and down-stream of the respective probe middle.

Instead of a solid silicon probe, SICM squirts a stream of saline solution through a thin capillary tube.

(Adds details of probe, other investigations).

During the Soviet Venera program, the Venera 11 and Venera 12 probes detected a constant stream of lightning, and Venera 12 recorded a powerful clap of thunder soon after it landed.

Corrosion monitoring is the practice of measuring the corrosivity of process stream conditions by the use of probes (mechanical, electrical, or electrochemical devices) which are inserted into the process stream and continuously exposed to the process stream condition.