Sentence examples for streams mean from inspiring English sources
It sends the message that athletics are more important than academics, that marketing and revenues streams mean more than scholarship".
"It sends the message that athletics are more important than academics, that marketing and revenue streams mean more than scholarships," said Dave Pisoni, a psychology professor.
The kinds of changes that are now becoming evident — the rise in sea levels, the thawing of permafrost, the acidification of the oceans, the acceleration of ice streams — mean that much larger changes are rapidly approaching.
The vice chancellor of the OU, Peter Horrocks, says they are "particularly encouraged by Gove's plans for prison education reform, but noted that changes to funding streams mean that all our students, whether in prison or not, must now consider the financial commitment they are making to their education incredibly carefully".
Activity streams mean more overload.
Open image in new window Fig. 3 Mean percentage contributions, by mass, of major ions to total dissolved solids in Appalachian mining-influenced waters, as documented by Pond et al. (2008) (13 West Virginia streams, mean sum of ions = 1,169 mg/L); and Timpano (2011) (63 samples from 21 Virginia streams, mean TDS = 408 mg/L).
Temporal and spatial variability of suspended sediment in proglacial streams means that discrete monitoring is unlikely to characterize suspended sediment patterns accurately.
The independence of the streams means that their interpretation of the hidden states and their generation of the observations is performed independently.
The stochasticity of the sensory streams meant that each simulation yielded a different distribution over the elapsed time.
Worse still, the winding nature of the jet stream means there is no strong west to east airflow to blow the weather systems through.
"We are a lot bigger when we enter and streaming means less operational complexity — not having to figure out the mail for each country," Mr. Hastings said.
