Sentence examples for the stream model from inspiring English sources
Confrontation of the STREAM model outputs with the erosion rates modelled based on Cs-137 measurements suggested that soil redistribution within the catchment was very high but that sediment exports from the catchment remained limited (sediment delivery ratio between 1% and 10%).
The stream model is used to deduce the effective producing coefficient calculation formula of the five-spot square pattern, seven-spot, nine-spot and rhombus five-spot pattern.
Based on the stream model in Fig. 8, it uses a flow tube infinitesimal between water well and oil well as shown in Fig. 11.
Local erosion rates derived from Cs-137 measurements showed an important and organised spatial variability, but erosion rates integrated over larger areas remained in the same order of magnitude as those simulated by the STREAM model or were slightly higher.
The STREAM model, which was developed in Normandy (France), has been applied in two Belgian catchments having a similar soil texture, as well as in a catchment of southern France differing by soil, land use and climate characteristics.
This chapter outlines the relationship between stream processing and IoT, provides a discussion on the idea and formal concepts of stream processing, and further categorizes the various use-cases of the stream model into the Data Stream Management and Complex Event Processing domains.
Whoever comes up with the most powerful and elegant version of the streaming model will have a very big portal.
Steve Jobs always professed indifference to the streaming model; in 2007 he told Reuters "customers don't seem to be interested in it".
She criticised the streaming model - Spotify pays out an average of $0.007 per song play – in a Wall Street Journal article this year.
The streaming model is also why the staggered system of rollout releases, of limited releases that gradually expand to dozens of venues, and only afterward become available online, is an increasingly doomed business model.
From Thom Yorke labelling Spotify "the last desperate fart of a dying corpse" to Taylor Swift removing all her albums from the service, a series of prominent artists have now questioned the streaming model.
