But for records that are compilations, soundtracks, seasonal or other specialty titles that either aren't allowed a streaming audience based on contract, are windowed, or haven't found that audience yet for another reason, the consumption chart penalizes high sellers that are not credited with streams by streaming services.
The New Yorker, September 12 , 1925P. 3 Compilation of America's Almanac de Gotha or Roster of Peers-that is, compilation of annual Income Tax Return lists-disclosed new force in urban journalism.
These instructions have traditionally been in the form of a textual and graphical technical documents compilation that is created by the manufacturer and exclusively intended for the asset user.
In this regard, Stem Cells and Cancer is a timely compilation that is targeted at cancer and stem cell researchers, clinicians and graduate students with the intention of providing a comprehensive overview of the state of the field.
In 2003 Twyla Tharp won the same Tony for "Movin' Out," but to a score that was a compilation of Billy Joel numbers.
I went back to my primary school and wrote a play that was a compilation of acts one and four that was actually staged with me and a girl called Marion Wixey as Mimi.
Schwarzenegger's staff assembled a bill that was a compilation of reforms long sought by the California Chamber of Commerce, which would lower costs by reducing treatment options and coverage for injured workers.
To gain a good grounding in embedded computing, it is important to understand both what is underneath it (processor architecture, micro architecture, compilers) and how that is used for application development (compilation tools, debuggers, simulators).
It could have a soundtrack that isn't just a Shine compilation for tweens who own lots of black nail varnish.
The charter declares that software, business processes, and medical therapies should not be patented, nor copyright extended to things like databases that are simply compilations of open facts.
College professors, after all, have been mixing chunks of editorial content for decades by assigning "course packs" that are typically compilations of photocopied pages from magazines, anthologies and nonfiction books.
