Sentence examples for two streams from from inspiring English sources
So, where does the money come from now? Basic university funding for research in the UK comes in two streams from government.
The streams consisted of 20 frames, each visible for 50 ms, and followed by a blank interval of 50 ms. The two target stimuli (T1 and T2) in these streams were digits, drawn from 2-9, while the remaining distractor items were letters drawn separately for each of the two streams from the full alphabet.
In each intervention school, two streams from each of grades 5 and 6 were randomly selected to receive the intervention and participate in the evaluation.
And indeed, Advertising Age recently pointed out that "Yo Gabba Gabba!" clips have attracted 17.8 million streams from Nickelodeon's Web site, compared with about 4.4 million viewers of a typical episode of the actual program.
Each virtual machine running Flazr was configured to pull up to a hundred streams from an edge server.
Quinn et al. (1997) had earlier reported lower concentrations (0.015 mg N L-1) for five streams from podocarp/hardwood forest in the same area.
This kind of video has proven very popular for JibJab — since launching the Starring You feature in August 2007, the site has seen 122 million streams from its homepage (the number of streams from embed likely puts that number over 200 million).
All three streams flow from causes more distant from the behaviour, over which individuals may not have much control, through to predictors closest (proximal) to the behaviour, providing a cascade of multiple and interacting influences.
Thus, the LP receives two streams of information from the AL – an excitatory across-PN pattern, corresponding to the glomerular pattern, and a summed inhibitory signal.
There are two streams of thought flowing from the vision of nationalism that Bannon is trying to foist on the G.O.P.: economic and xenophobic.
The two streams are separately transmitted from the two transmit antennas over the radio channel using spatial multiplexing technique.
