An oil industry term referring to operations associated with exploration for, and production of crude oil. Industry operations after crude recovery (such as refining) are called downstream.
The stream of information from a client (user) computer to an ISP or the Internet. This term is often referred to in DSL or cable Internet access service. Contrast with downstream.
A convention on DNA related to the position and direction of transcription by RNA polymerase (5'>3'). Downstream (or 3' to) is in the direction of transcription whereas upstream (5' to) is in the direction from which the polymerase has come.
Activities concerned with finding petroleum and producing it, compared to downstream which are all the operations that take place after production.
Principal direction of movement for customer orders which originate at point of demand or use, as well as other flows, such as return product movements, payments for purchases, etc. Opposite of downstream.
Refers to the transmission of data from your comptuter to the Internet. It is usually seen as upstream speed---the upload speed of your Internet connection.
that part of the industry which explores for and produces oil and gas (UKOOA's members are 'upstream' companies); cf. 'downstream'
International oil and gas newspaper. The part of the oil and gas industry that is engaged in the search for and extraction (production) of crude oil and natural gas.
is normally associated with inter-company sales: Upstream is a subsidiary selling into the parent entity; while downstream is the parent selling into a subsidiary.
In the oil and gas industries; exploration and production as opposed to downstream refining and distribution.... more on: Upstream
Data transmitted from the modem to the Internet.
Refers to data being transmitted by the end-user. For example, when uploading a file to a server, data is flowing upstream.
From your computer to the Internet. Prodigy Internet is currently offering DSL technology with speeds up to 128K upstream. See also downstream .
The route through which data is transmitted by a network client.
Upstream refers to "end-user to host" (transmit, upload) direction. The direction from an end-user to the network.
A term used in association with a haplogroup or phylogenetic tree to designate the relationship between two SNPs or two branches or two clades, with upstream being the descriptor for the object that precedes the second. The upstream item must exist before the creation of the downstream item.
The direction data flows from your computer to the Internet. Some DSL flavors, such as ADSL and G.Lite deliver data considerably slower upstream than downstream speed. Businesses with web and email servers require more upstream bandwidth.
Oil and natural gas exploration and production, as well as gas gathering activities.
Data transmission from the user's PC to an Internet server. The transmission of data in the opposite direction is referred to as downstream.
When a user sends information from a computer to the Internet (such as sending an e-mail). The faster the upstream speed, the faster data can move from your local network or PC to the Internet.
The exploration and production sector of the petroleum industry. (see Downstream)
The exploration and production portions of the oil and gas industry.
Data flowing from your computer to the Internet (sending emails, uploading a file).
This refers to the flow of data (such as web pages) - upstream means from your PC to the Virgin.net network and Internet: for most residential users downstream speed is the most important as viewing web pages, checking email and downloading files or applications means sending lots of data to your PC, rather than you sending lots of data elsewhere.
Data flowing from your computer to the Internet such as sending E-mail or uploading files.
Opposite to the direction of pipeline flow, which is downstream. US United States (of America) USAEDH United States Army Engineer Division Huntsville
Activities relating to the exploration, drilling, production and delivery to a sales point for crude oil or natural gas.
This term refers to the path of data from your computer to the Internet.
The processes of exploring for oil; developing oil fields; and producing oil from the oil fields. The opposite of upstream is downstream.
This refers to sending of data from a client machine across the Internet. With cable modems and ADSL, upstream speeds are slower than downstream speeds....
The processes of exploring for oil; developing oil fields; and producing oil from the fields. Working interest: The cost-bearing ownership share of an oil or gas lease.
Refers to transmission speed from user to the Internet. Opposite of Downstream.
The direction of SIP responses (that is from UAS to UAC). See also: downstream, UAC, UAS
Pertaining to the movement of data traffic from a subscriber to a service provider. See also downstream.
Transmission of data from your computer to the Internet
Refers to the transmission speed from the CPE (modem) to the CO.
From your computer to the Internet, AT&T Yahoo! is currently offering High Speed Internet technology with speeds up to 128K upstream. See also downstream.
Refers to the transmission of data from the customer premises equipment (CPE) to the central office equipment (CO or COE).
Direction of information flow on a data communications link. The faster the upstream speed, the faster data can move from your local network or PC to the Internet. If you run a Web server or any type of TCP/IP server, it will affect your upstream capacity. Back to V.92 A standard, approved by the International Telecommunications Union (ITU) for transmitting data downstream to modems as 56 Kbps. The V.92 modem standards includes features such as "modem on hold," "quick connect," and enables faster upstream speeds.
Usenet users who send news are upstream -they send the information down to you.
Reference to actual data moving from individual computers to servers.
The exploration, production, and transportation of oil and gas.
Machines that send you most of your Usenet news are said to be upstream from you. Machines that get most of their news from you are downstream.
Refers to oil and gas exploration and production.
Upstream in computing is the speed at which data can be transferred from the client to the server (uploading). This differs greatly from downstream not only in theory and usage, but also in that upstream speeds are usually at a premium. Whereas downstream is important to the average home user for purposes of downloading content, uploads are used mainly for web server applications and similar processes where the sending of data is critical.
The petroleum industry is usually divided into three major components: upstream, midstream and downstream.
The upstream part of a bioprocess refers to the first step in which biomolecules are grown, usually by bacterial or mammalian cell lines (see Cell culture), in bioreactors. When they reach the desired density (for batch and fed batch cultures) they are harvested and moved to the downstream section of the bioprocess.