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Successive stream selection approach (SNSSS): Only one stream sequence is constructed by successively selecting the streams having the highest singular values, i.e., strongest streams.

The complexity in terms of the number of calls to Algorithm 1 by ESNSSS is r 2. Successive stream selection approach (SNSSS): Only one stream sequence is constructed by successively selecting the streams having the highest singular values, i.e., strongest streams.

"I look quickly at the fire hydrant, then I move very fast to the top of the tower, then I glide across the building and I create this successive stream of audio".

In this section, the proposed successive stream selection algorithm (ASNSSS) is explained in detail.

Performance results of the proposed algorithm are compared with the existing stream selection algorithms such as successive stream selection and enhanced successive stream selection [15] and iterative algorithms, such as max-SINR and min-Leakage [6].

The stream length ratio between successive stream orders varies due to differences in slope and topographic conditions (Sreedevi et al. 2005).

Variations in length ratio exist between successive stream orders in all the watersheds of the study area and such differences are commonly observed in several other studies (Horton 1945; Mesa 2006).

Enhanced successive stream selection (ESNSSS): In order to prevent such a suboptimal solution as in SNSSS approach, ESNSSS constructs different stream sequences each of which has a different initial stream.

Thus simultaneous (or near simultaneous) presentation has a substantial benefit for integration of the successive stream of partial shape cues.

In successive "stream-of-consciousness" monologues the three brothers of Candace (Caddy) Compson Benjy the idiot, Quentin the disturbed Harvard undergraduate, and Jason the embittered local businessman expose their differing obsessions with their sister and their loveless relationships with their parents.

Though the American film industry was founded largely by enterprising immigrants and has been fed by successive streams of talented émigrés, Hollywood has generally preferred to depict an idealized, homogeneous America, where the nonwhite and the nonnative linger in the margins and the shadows.