Sentence examples for streams access from inspiring English sources

A new pricing scheme is forcing Netflix's 25 million customers to think about which service they want — access to online streams, access to DVDs by mail or both — and some have decided to rethink the monthly splurge entirely.

Raw sensor streams Access to raw data streams from the depth sensor, color camera sensor, and four-element microphone array enables developers to build upon the low-level streams that are generated by the Kinect sensor.

Besides access to broadcast channels, YouTube TV's key features are a low price point ($35/mo); an unlimited cloud DVR; six accounts per household; three concurrent streams; access to YouTube Red original programming; and support for Android; iOS; Apple TV via AirPlay; and Chromecast, in addition to desktop.

Sky Songs offers just five downloadable tracks for £4.99 a month, but with unlimited streaming access to its 5m-song library.

It allows streaming access to game demos of course, but also (we're promised) more integral remote play connectivity with Vita – as well as the ability to take control of a friend's game, helping out if they're stuck.

And because most of the area is owned by the federal government, and no people were left to quibble about property rights and stream access, the tamarisk clearers could proceed apace when they got here in 2002.

The state's Supreme Court has ruled that a managed river channel called Mitchell Slough, part of the Bitterroot River, fits the definition of a natural free-flowing stream and so should be open to fishermen under the state's Stream Access Law, even though it flows through private land.

In this case, though, two dozen landowners — including the rock singer Huey Lewis and Charles R. Schwab, founder of the brokerage firm that bears his name — argued that irrigation diversions had so thoroughly altered Mitchell Slough that it was no longer a natural waterway and that therefore the stream access law should not apply.

Fre streaming access from record labels.

Depending on the application context, stream access control is needed e.g. in commercial portals selling video-on-demand.

Without Google+ I wouldn't be so optimistic about @mention stream access via API.