Sentence examples for building to monitor from inspiring English sources

What risks might the batteries pose if, for instance, they were scattered through the walls of a large building to monitor air quality or temperature?

The devices attach to surfaces throughout a building to monitor conditions such as airflow and temperature, and contain transceivers that send data to a central computer that can adjust the climate.

The technology, which could also detect mustard gas, ammonia and VX nerve agents, has potential to be used as a low-cost, low-energy device that could be carried in a pocket or deployed inside a building to monitor hazardous chemicals.

The council has installed its own equipment around the building to monitor wind conditions so that warnings and diversions can be put in place when necessary.

Shopping centers are the most difficult type of building to monitor — tens of thousands of people might pass through a busy center on any given day.

Security personnel have "remained in the building to monitor the situation and I've heard that they would intervene if anything got violent," she said.

It's the kind of technology many cities are trialling, embedding sensors in streetlights, curbs and buildings to monitor parking, traffic and air pollution – even crime.

This is a new development for an industry where each brokerage company has had its own standards for what types of buildings to monitor and how to present data.

Yet just because it has been around for so long does not mean that concrete cannot be taught new tricks.New forms of concrete could soon be used to heat buildings, to monitor traffic flows and to detect earthquakes.

Using the same sampling area and sampling size (753 buildings) to monitor the building condition change from 2010 to 2016, it was found that the percentage of uninhabited buildings in the former restricted zone has been slightly decreasing since 2010, when 86 % (648) of the buildings included in this sampling were not inhabited.

Smart home technologies are installed in the new buildings to monitor and control windows, doors, stove and light conditions.