Fom typing on a rolling stream of white space to editing in a cloud, shifts in hardware have altered the way writers research, draft, refine and, ultimately, conceive of their work.
Mr Martin was riding a time trial, so Gard should have been aware of a stream of cyclists spaced approximately a minute apart for a stationary spectator (or about 20 seconds relative to Gard).
According to this concept a traffic stream of equally spaced vehicles with identical acoustic power output is equivalent to just one source situated between a pair of rigid image walls.
The experimentally observed mass transfer rates into a stream of closely spaced, well-mixed droplets are well correlated by the Levich theory of mass transfer into a turbulent fluid.
NASA will be live-streaming the launch of Space Shuttle Atlantis on the "STS-125" mission that aims to repair and upgrade the Hubble Telescope.
Officials say it is the first such audio stream of a previous space mission, enabled in part by the continuing digitization of NASA's audio records.
This phase lasts about 30 million years, after which, over the course of a further 100,000 years, the Sun's remaining outer layers will fall away, ejecting a vast stream of matter into space and forming a halo known (misleadingly) as a planetary nebula.
Do this in a steady stream of taps or space the taps out with breaks in between.
(Anderson) Lil Wayne (Wednesday) A nasal loose cannon with a perennially out-in-space stream-of-consciousness, Lil Wayne is as anomalous in the current rap scene as he is one of its linchpins — enough so to be name-dropped by President Obama.
It was not only preferable for dogmatic purposes for the literate elite to read aloud to the illiterate, it was necessary for practical purposes: at that time, the format of written language was scriptura continua (see Fig. 3) – a continuous stream of letters without spacing or punctuation that would make little sense unless read aloud (Saenger, 1997).
