Sentence examples for a constant monitor from inspiring English sources

In order to avoid inaccuracies due to a constant monitor refresh rate, the exact frequency reversal rates were chosen in such a way that their corresponding SOAs were integer divisors of the monitor vertical refresh rate (100 Hz) [22].

Therefore, a constant monitoring of the groundwater levels is extremely important.

The appropriate design of control systems to adjust these small clearances requires a constant monitoring during the whole engine envelope.

The analysis of moisture parameters and moisture transport was executed using a constant monitoring time domain reflectometry (TDR) method.

Microorganisms maintain a constant monitoring of extra-cellular physicochemical conditions in order to respond and modify their gene expression patterns accordingly.

Being the strong sustainability orientation connected to a medium-long perspective a constant monitoring of Costa's strategies should be performed over several years.

A constant monitoring of these places be made and all available geo information may be provided to print media, electronic media, the internet and social media.

Having a constant monitoring of force and indentation depth, the Martens hardness is determined by indentation depth under working load, minimizing the interference of optical and visco-elastic properties of the material on the diagonal length of indentations.

Moreover, the machine avoids a constant monitoring by a human operator located in the nearby by being able to reference itself with respect to the existing geometry, inform about its position and orientation and automatically adapt its part programmes to perform its duty.

Ageing, occurrence of work-related musculoskeletal disorders, and rising sensitivity towards the disabled are paving the way for new, customized movement assisting devices enabling increased mobility independence, correction of user's kinesis and prevention of diseases, combined with a constant monitoring of kinematics conditions.

To cite just one further failure, he did not see the need for a mechanism to provide a constant monitoring of whether, how and with what effects the myriad of programs and initiatives agreed were being implemented.