Sentence examples for streams of high from inspiring English sources
Background and Objective: The recent introduction of Full Laboratory Automation systems in clinical microbiology opens to the availability of streams of high definition images representing bacteria culturing plates.
This is a simple device without any moving parts that uses vortex motion to separate a compressed gas flow into two streams of high and low temperature, respectively.
All three scenes seem perfectly normal, reveling in the banality of everyday life, until suddenly streams of high pressure water shoot out in all directions, breaking the apparent tranquility and tedium.
Fast, inexpensive computing has enabled processing of vast amounts of data, which often originates both from modern observational technologies, such as automated sensors, and from national- and global-scaled observatory networks that are generating massive data streams of high spatial and temporal resolution.
She said customers of SBC's forthcoming service will be able to watch multiple streams of high-definition TV.
If the Sun has a sudden solar flare, or a "coronal mass ejection", space fills with streams of high-energy protons.
CCSA also does this, but unlike previous implementations, the world model is a set of compact low-dimensional representations of the streams of high-dimensional visual information, which are learned through incremental slow feature analysis.
It is the ratio of the number of streams of a given order u to the number of streams of higher order u + 1.
Astrophysicists hope the minuscule particles will help them figure out where mysterious streams of high-energy particles called cosmic rays are coming from.
Jupiter's magnetosphere ejects streams of high-energy electrons and ions (energy up to tens megaelectronvolts), which travel as far as Earth's orbit.
Based on research and inventions we licensed from Dr. Adam Gazzaley at UCSF, the technology requires a user to constantly manage two competing streams of high-resolution motor (driving a character/vehicle) and visual (making split-second decisions on objects that appear in the environment) information.
