Sentence examples for streams that define from inspiring English sources

Twitter DMs are simple, push notification compliant, and built on a namespace we've decorated with streams that define our interests, opinions, values, and relationships.

It is this mountain stream that defines Sabatli as a remote village.

In 2009 he made a gleaming synth-pop record with the hip-hop producer Timbaland; it was maligned back then, but in retrospect it seems almost to predict the blurred genre lines that define the streaming era.

"These core services all depend on a user-supplied data set or stream that largely defines the potential applications," he explains.

Then, as for relations in relational databases, a Dioptase stream adheres to a schema that defines the attributes of each tuple.

Thanks to processor components, Things are able to perform any computation over data streams that is not necessarily defined at the time the Things are deployed.

The companies that do this the best will open up totally new revenue streams that will be far more defined than the era of the app — and more money will be made.

Streams that originate at a source are defined as first-order stream.

In the retino-geniculate pathway, three ganglion cell types define three parallel functional streams that reach striate cortex, V1.

It continues with the leisurely pace at which new articles are added — daily — rather than the second-by-second stream that has come to define the Internet era.

In this way, the temperature modulation manipulates adsorbate populations in a way that defines the signal stream.