Definition of "instream" []

• To flow or stream in; flow or stream into. (verb)
• The act or process of streaming or flowing in. (noun)
• That which flows in. (noun)

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• "It will add 16,000 acre-feet to the Yakima River for instream flows needed for fish listed on the Endangered Species Act. “The Recovery Act is helping us conserve America's timeless treasures — our stunning natural landscapes, our monuments to liberty, the icons of our culture and heritage — while helping working families and communities prosper again,” said Salazar."
• "Matt May, Adobe: shared what Adobe learnt about accessibility in Flash – in particular that an instream-only approach to captions was a naive approach and that external captions are much more flexible, extensible, and can fit into current workflows."
• "They can run placement targeted instream video ads pre, mid, post rolls and graphical overlays or contextually targeted text ads in Flash players, and the ad revenue will be split between the video owner and Google."