Sentence examples for stream resources from inspiring English sources

Together, these insights are essential for more effective conservation of stream resources and biotic communities globally.

Updating the considerably simpler notion that action planning, particularly in the case of tool use, merely involves 'access' to ventral stream resources (Milner and Goodale, 1995; Valyear and Culham, 2010), these findings show that hand- and tool-related action plans can actually be decoded from preparatory signals in body- and tool-selective occipitotemporal cortex areas.

For this purpose, complete knowledge regarding tidal stream resource assessment is essential.

Municipal sewage sludge (MSS) is a waste stream resource which contains both energy and elements such as phosphorus which could be recycled.

If these two aspects of this waste stream resource are to be used to their full potential the sludge should not be used in landfills or road construction.

Our work highlights the usefulness of 3D hydrodynamic models for tidal stream resource assessment and impact studies, and illustrates how the design of tidal stream arrays can affect the levels of sustainably harnessed tidal power.

A high spatial resolution three-dimensional (3D) hydrodynamic ocean model of the Orkney Islands is used to investigate the tidal stream resource and physical environmental impact in the Pentland Firth, a high-resource area where the first arrays of tidal stream turbines are likely to be deployed in Scotland.

This waste stream resource contains a lot of energy, even after biogas production through digestion, and the high content of macronutrients in biosolids makes it interesting both as a sustainable nutrient resource for new crops and as a co-combustion fuel where the ash produced also could be used as a nutrient resource.

Consider, for example, a wireless multimedia network system: a server can be dedicated to the evaluation of the delivered content quality using objective QA measures, and the results can be used to control and allocate the streaming resources.

With such a data collection constraint, including users who are less active in posting tweets, or users who share overlapping interests with many others, would be a waste of streaming resource.

Additional funding would speed up the job considerably, he says, and there is no question a global effort could succeed with even a relatively modest but consistent stream of resources.