data stream
- noun
- /ˈdeɪtə striːm/
- Specialized
- Ensure all data streams are recorded for further analysis.
- compressed data stream
- input data stream
- incoming data stream
Failure is the most information rich data stream you will ever encounter in the failure.
- Failure is the most information rich data stream you will ever encounter in the failure.
- But failure is the most information rich data stream on planet Earth.
- And as I mentioned, failure is the most information rich data stream that exists.
Examples
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Ensure all data streams are recorded.
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There's a dark spot in my data stream.
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Just show me Agatha's data stream.
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The data stream was re-routed through sub-stations all over the ship.
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TrendSpottr's algorithms can be applied to any real-time data stream, including enterprise and transactional.
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The audio decoder accepts the compressed audio data stream from the transport.
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The data stream was re-routed through sub-stations all over the ship.
Synonyms
A steady movement of people, goods, or information
A list of new posts and updates you see on a website or app
A continuous flow of people, things, or ideas
Movement of data between parts of a computer system or a diagram showing how data moves
How Continuous
Surface Forms
Morphology
The compound meaning is directly derivable from 'data' (information) + 'stream' (a steady flow): it describes information moving in a continuous flow. This metaphoric extension of 'stream' to informational flow is common cross-linguistically and follows a transparent compositional pattern a B1 learner who knows both words can infer.
Etymology
The phrase data stream gives the picture of information moving like a river: data are small parts and a stream is a steady flow. That's why the term means 'a continuous flow of digital information' that is sent or handled right away.