input stream
collocation in Englishmeaningsofinputandstream
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input
noun
uk/ˈɪn.pʊt/us/ˈɪn.pʊt/
something such as energy, money, or information that is put into a system, organization, or machine so that it ...
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stream
noun[C]
uk/striːm/us/striːm/
water that flows naturally along a fixed route formed by a channel cut into rock or ground, usually at ...
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(Definition ofinputandstreamfrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)
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Models based on this temporal correlation in theinputstreamcan reproduce many important features of place fields.
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Given an actualinputstream, a program would walk this structure based on the input.
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Fortunately, an exact recording of the totalinputstreamis not called for.
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The primitive peektoken() peeks the top of theinputstreamwithout deleting the element.
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Essentially, stream based methods transform aninputstreaminto an output stream.
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It reads an element from theinputstreamusing the read primitive and performs case analysis on the element.
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However, current instance-based theories of sentence processing are symbolic in nature and generally not capable of extracting grammatical class information from theinputstreamalone.
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On investigation, it turns out that all the parser combinators hold onto theirinputstreamuntil the last component parser is called.
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She looks at how prosodic cues can help children in the explicit segmentation of theinputstreaminto words.
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The state of aninputstream, as recorded in a memory, is a pointer into the log.
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According to this idea, place cells are sensitive to subsequences in the wholeinputstream, which we observe as spatial sensitivity due to the spatiotemporal continuity of the rat's movement.
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Since the first parser may succeed with many results, each with aninputstreamsuffix, the second parser must be applied to each of these in turn.
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The target program reads a tree (as a sequence of tokens) from theinputstream, performs a case analysis on tokens, and returns the sum of leaf elements.
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Bipolar cells accomplish the critical condensation by sensing theinputstreamunequally.
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They are defined in the grammar and never occur themselves in theinputstream.
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Such a machine has a set of states, and a set of state transitions which are affected by theinputstream.
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The parser will attempt to rewrite the contents of this stack to what it sees on theinputstream.
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His extractor took successive pairs of consecutive bits (non-overlapping) from theinputstream.
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At step 12, all of theinputstreamhas been consumed but only partially organized.
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The process of forming tokens from aninputstreamof characters is called tokenization.
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