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Undoubtedly, one of the other great triumphs from the whole Stratos project was the rich, near continuous flow of media and information.
ENGADGET: Art Thompson, Red Bull Stratos' technical project director, talks circuit breakers, wind shear and biomedical data
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Instead of slabs of gel, it uses capillaries filled with a liquid polymer, so that continuous flow is possible without the need to change slabs.
ECONOMIST: Genetic warfare
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Streaming technology had to improve: this allows studio servers to send a continuous flow or stream of data through (but not to) a desktop computer, where it is converted into sound.
ECONOMIST: How well is net radio fulfilling its early promise?
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Smarr wants to strengthen those connections to create a dynamic global computer--a kind of Ubiquinet, if you will--by adding millions of sensors on Earth, in space and even inside us to provide a rich and continuous information flow.
FORBES: Totally Wired U.
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But public TV rates for commercials are too low, judging by the continuous cash-flow problems that we hear about in pledge drives.
CNN: Commercial-free public TV? Not on Marvin's screen
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In the process, we learn how we too can radically transform the way work is managed so as to get the extraordinary benefits that flow from continuous innovation, deep job satisfaction and client delight.
FORBES: The Power of Scrum
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The use of highly standardized and virtualized commodity infrastructure, not only make the automation of this function possible, but it enables real-time continuous processing of the now digital document flow of our adversaries.
FORBES: Why DoD Wants Cloud Computing
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All companies can use real-time continuous data to monitor shelf-life, cash flow, debtors outstanding.
FORBES: After Google, Time To Cut Out Earnings Season?
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Parties should be on the phone weekly sharing demand forecasts and market pricing, discussing cash-flow issues, updating pricing, and providing continuous feedback and updates on current business conditions.
WSJ: United They'll Stand
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The flow of individuals from firms to clients, and back again, is continuous and extensive.
ECONOMIST: Spoilt for choice