Our role is to make meteorological measurements, and to curate, analyse and communicate the data for use in decision making and to support public understanding.
WBAN itself is a network of sensors or communicating devices placed in, on, or off the body to monitor physiological activities and motions and communicate the data between those devices and/or to external devices.
You can look through templates of administrative assistant resumes that are formatted cleanly and communicate the data in a more pleasing way than a regular word processing document.
In many "smart city" projects, "the single biggest impact is transparency — the effect of measurement and communicating the data," observes Jonathan R. Woetzel, a director of McKinsey & Company in Shanghai, who heads the firm's consulting work with cities. Communicating effectively with data, experts say, requires skills beyond technology.
This complements the traditional features of the sensor networks such as sensing the environment and communicating the data.
To integrate this information across different domains and databases and to communicate the data to the research community, phenotype ontologies were developed which formalize the meaning of terms used to characterize phenotypes (Gkoutos et al., 2004b; Robinson et al., 2008; Smith et al., 2004).
Autonomous software agents, referred to as "on-board agents", are embedded into the wireless sensor nodes employed for structural health monitoring performing simple resource-efficient routines to continuously analyze, aggregate, and communicate the sensor data to a central server.
The volcanoes are under 24-hour surveillance; should scientists at the Observatory detect threatening changes in volcanic activity, observatory experts would communicate the data and their meaning immediately to the local civil-protection authorities.
Wireless body area networks (WBANs) are formed by using tiny health monitoring sensors on the human body in order to collect and communicate the human personal data.
Applications, devices and technologies behind the "quantified-self" movement are exploding in number, precisely because of their power to collect, interpret and communicate the personal health data professionals so desperately need.
The students who had drawn a linear sequence of the scientific method in their first concept maps - ask a question, determine the problem, collect data, construct a hypothesis, test the hypothesis, analyze the data, and communicate the results - represented SPs as a circle in their second concept maps, specifically about acids and bases.
