Sentence examples for sub streams from inspiring English sources

Sentiment analysis has various sub streams including emotion analysis, trend analysis, and bias analysis etc. Its applications has outgrown from business to social, political and geographical domains.

The non-negative integer m i,j,k denotes the number of ongoing new class-i calls (or sub-streams of class-i calls) allocated k bbu in RAT j, and the non-negative integer n i,j,k denotes the number of ongoing handoff class-i calls (or sub streams of handoff class-i calls) allocated k bbu in RAT j.

TCP provides an ordered byte-stream abstraction with no mechanism to demarcate sub-streams.

Smaller sub-streams of research investigate export barriers as predictors, mediators, and moderators.

Second, the allocation should be adjusted adaptively if and when new sub-streams appear in or existing sub-streams disappear from the input stream and as their statistical properties change.

First, a fixed-size reservoir should be allocated to individual sub-streams optimally, specifically to have the stratified reservoir sample used to generate estimates at the level of either the whole data stream or the individual sub-streams.

In this paper, we address this heterogeneity problem by stratifying the reservoir sample among the underlying sub-streams.

Our approach divides memory streams into multiple independent sub-streams with the help of a prediction mechanism before they enter the reservation stations.

It is found that reducing the number of temperature local fluctuations along the sub-streams in water allocation networks is beneficial for energy performance of the system.

And what I'd like to do is build a stream that collects together all of the elements, pulls all of the elements out of these sub-streams and strings them all together in one thing.

Parallel lamination increases the interfacial area and decreases the striation thickness by splitting the solute and solvent each into n sub-streams and rejoining them later in a single stream.