Sentence examples for stream over time from inspiring English sources
"It builds a recurrent revenue stream over time and encourages our customers to make Audible programming a daily part of their lives".
Many climate models, for example, predict a weakening upper atmosphere jet stream over time on a warming planet, Dr. Masters said, which would presumably create less energy for tornado formation.
Gas compositions are concentrations (ppm vol) in the effluent gas stream over time.
In order to assess the effect of rate variations of the video stream over time, for each 100-millisecond PHY channel snapshot a new (random) snippet of the respective video stream is used.
We find that longitudinal increases in reading ability are associated with higher initial connectivity in the dorsal stream between fusiform and inferior parietal cortex, implicated in phonological decoding, followed by decreases in connectivity in this stream over time.
The Airborne Media founders said that they see revenue coming from three buckets — advertising, installation and licensing — with revenue initially coming from subscription and installation and advertising revenue becoming the main stream over time.
While the data stream flow over time, so does the concepts underlying the stream.
"You need to look for income in nontraditional sources — places where there is growth and income streams over time," he said.
This is designed to simulate morphological changes in the channels and floodplains of ephemerally flowing streams over time scales of a year to decades.
As stated in the good practices of the International Society for Pharmacoeconomics and Outcomes Research ISPORR) [26], budget impact analyses present financial streams over time, and it is not necessary to discount the costs.
Addressing a specific UEP RLC application, the real-time multi-user video streaming, this article extends the layer decoding probability analysis of UEP RLC addressed in previous work to include additional performance measures such as expected decoding delays of different video layers and evolution of the expected received video quality of exchanged scalable video streams over time.
