Sentence examples for capabilities for monitoring from inspiring English sources

Hets supports heterogeneous specifications and provides capabilities for monitoring the overall correctness of a heterogeneous proof.

The DNP probe contains an oversized microwave cavity and includes EPR and NMR capabilities for monitoring the DNP process.

The design also incorporates transmitted light and fluorescence microscopy capabilities for monitoring cellular morphological changes and intracellular fluorescent labels.

However, this algorithm requires an infrastructure with capabilities for: monitoring context changes, activating and assembling (at runtime) components that implement specific features, and gathering suitable metrics for system properties, so as to assess various configuration alternatives.

Given the rapid emergence of NPS as well as limited capabilities for monitoring their emergence, those seeking to monitor NPS have had to innovate and look to new data sources that could, in combination with existing sources, help to provide a better understanding of the epidemiology of NPS (e.g., Corazza, Assi, Simonato, & the ReDNet group, 2014; Deluca et al., 2012).

This paper presents an overview of the developments that have been made towards the design of an inline rheometer that has the capabilities for monitoring in real time the viscous constitutive parameters of non-Newtonian fluids in a pipe flow.

"This will allow us unprecedented capability for monitoring the campus for crime and protecting our students, employees and visitors in the event of emergencies, including natural disasters or large-scale acts of criminal behavior," UK Police Chief Joe Monroe told the Herald-Leader.

The second aim of the present study was to evaluate saline test and NO measurement in their capability for monitoring the effect of ICS therapy in chronic cough.

Here, GIS capabilities were used for monitoring the results of the neuro-fuzzy network as the raster layer of groundwater quality and finally the results are presented in Fig. 9.

Two sandbox experiments with different permeability conditions are conducted to quantitatively assess the capability of ERT for monitoring the DNAPLs migration.

Such capabilities make it ideal for monitoring progressive peripheral retinal vascular diseases and may be helpful in the clinical management of posterior uveitis [2, 3].