Datastream

usgb/ˈdeɪtəˌstrim/
noun

A datastream is a continuous flow of data that is transmitted in real-time for processing or analysis.

The system monitors the data from the sensor as a datastream.
Visual representation of "datastream" - A datastream is a continuous flow of data that is transmitted in real-time for processing or analysis.

Often appears as...

  • streaming data
  • data transmissions

Usage tips

Neutral

real-time data, data processing, data analysis

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Context Usage

When discussing data in a technical context, prefer 'datastream' over casual terms.

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Many organizations analyze datastreams for insights.
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Real-time Monitoring

Datastreams often involve real-time collection of data, crucial for immediate decision making.

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The healthcare system requires real-time datastream monitoring for patient data.
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Connotation of Speed

The term 'datastream' implies not only volume but also speed and immediacy.

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Businesses use datastreams to react quickly to market changes.
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