Sentence examples for central monitoring station from inspiring English sources

Monitor watchers at the central monitoring station completed a standard data sheet assessing 64 variables.

The first mode would sense for the presence of hydrogen above a set threshold, and alert a central monitoring station of the detection of significant levels of hydrogen.

Because of false alarms, many police departments no longer allow this, so Schlage has set up a central monitoring station for those who buy the Keepsafer Plus and the phone dialer.

In an e-mail last week, the executive, William Devereaux, wrote that he wanted "to see what I can do to help" opponents of the meters, which send electronic signals about energy consumption from homes to a central monitoring station.

The upper range of concentrations compared with the values obtained at the central monitoring station differed by up to a factor of six, highlighting the importance of multiple sampling sites to reduce exposure misclassification.

Upon the detection of a discernible amount of hydrogen, the system will 'wake' from an idle state to create a wireless data communication link to relay the detection of hydrogen to a central monitoring station.

ADT brought with it a thriving business in central monitoring stations, and Tyco has extended that to fire protection as well.

Hourly concentrations data on the following pollutants were acquired from 8 central monitoring stations in Greater Manchester and Liverpool: PM10, NO, NO2, CO, SO2 and ozone.

In a prospective cohort study design, a major issue is how to identify a cohort with a sufficient variation in cumulative exposures, particularly when data recorded in central monitoring stations are used to measure ambient air pollution levels [ 44].

Local measurements conducted at the children's schools were correlated with levels at the central monitoring stations (r = 0.77 for PM2.5, r = 0.21 for NO2, and r = 0.60 for O3).

Use of outdoor measurements from central monitoring stations as a proxy measure of mean personal exposure to PM2.5 is prone to measurement error because the measures do not capture fine spatial contrasts that may occur within a city, which may bias the results.