Sentence examples for computer to monitor the from inspiring English sources

It was a pity, because the North Koreans were good workers, he said, citing how the investors had overcome the frequent power cuts that made it hard to use a computer to monitor the brewing process.

The sister, Barbara Lukert, has testified that her brother logged onto the system using a laptop computer to monitor the surveillance system and that when he left her at 2 a.m. on Oct. 21, she felt a hard object under his jacket, an object that prosecutors contend could have been used in the murder.

a program readable calendar clock which provides a uniform and precise time base for all measurements; a memory cycle counter in each central processor; and an externally-driven input/output channel which permits another computer to monitor the contents of the GE-645 primary memory.

Otherwise, there seemed to be two approaches to fulfilling the promise of total availability -- loading up on redundant equipment or developing more computers to monitor the current computers.

Currently they still have to employ humans rather than computers to monitor the images and pick up on any suspicious behaviour.

That has a way of keeping taxpayers honest and enables the IRS to use computers to monitor the compliance of most Americans, while better targeting its more intrusive human audits.

By combining an array of sensors around the car and using machine learning computers to monitor the data, the car will prevent you from having an accident.

The booms and nozzles on crop dusting aircraft help to deliver the chemicals efficiently; some aircraft are equipped with variable-rate nozzles and onboard computers to monitor the dispersal of chemicals and minimize spray drift.

One application might be using the computer to monitor vast radar maps of California and create a public warning system for earthquakes.

This allows the computer to monitor incoming notifications without using much electricity.

After you have purchased your computer, continue to monitor the price of the computer as offered by the retailer you bought it from.