streaming

Examples of streaming in the following topics:

• Streams and Rivers

• Freshwater Biomes

  • Lakes, ponds, rivers, streams, and wetlands are all freshwater biomes, which differ in depth, water movement, and other abiotic factors.
  • They include lakes and ponds, rivers and streams, and wetlands.
  • Abiotic features of a river or stream vary along its length.
  • The origin point of streams (source water) is usually cold, low in nutrients, and clear.
  • Differentiate among the freshwater biomes of lakes and ponds, rivers and streams, and wetlands

• Micro-hydro power stations

  • Micro-hydro stations use natural water fl ows from rivers and streams to produce hydroelectricity.

• Social Networking Services

  • One good example: LibreOffice's "@AskLibreOffice" tweet stream at twitter.com/AskLibreOffice.

• Market Share/Sales

  • Streaming-only will be the default for new customers, DVD-by-mail, shown here, is an optional add-on.
  • Much of the discussion, verging on outrage, about this move centered on a price increase for the popular one-at-a-time DVD plus streaming option.
  • With so few on-line streaming opportunities it wouldn't be difficult to obtain a large market share.
  • Netflix is signalling to these customers that streaming is a better option.
  • The decision to change pricing strategy may be part of a longer-term strategy to increase market share in on-line video streaming.

• The Nature of Dividends

  • Dividends are attractive to many investors because they are seen as steady streams of income from low risk investments.
  • They can still profit off a steady stream of dividend payments.

• Relativistic Addition of Velocities

  • After passing the slits O1 and O2, two rays of light travel through the tubes A1 and A2, through which water is streaming back and forth as shown by the arrows.
  • The rays reflect off a mirror m at the focus of lens L', so that one ray always propagates in the same direction as the water stream, and the other ray opposite to the direction of the water stream.

• Deletion

  • Brands must task their engineering and design teams to produce successful products that generate a consistent stream of sales for both short-term profit and long-term survival.
  • An organization must establish a series of successful products, if that organization wants to maintain a consistent stream of sales or else grow sales over time.
  • Product deletion requires the company to evaluate its entire product mix and pinpoint where organizational resources can be allocated elsewhere to generate consistent revenue streams.

• Visual Processing

  • One stream that projects to the parietal lobe, in the side of the brain, carries magnocellular ("where") information.
  • A second stream projects to the temporal lobe and carries both magnocellular ("where") and parvocellular ("what") information.

• Present Value of Payments

  • As with any security or capital investment, the theoretical fair value of a bond is the present value of the stream of cash flows it is expected to generate.
  • The present value of an annuity is the value of a stream of payments, discounted by the interest rate to account for the payments being made at various moments in the future.