Sentence examples for continuous watch from inspiring English sources

The National Hurricane Center (//www.nhc.noaa.gov/) maintains a continuous watch on tropical cyclones.

He said that though improved wind conditions were expected to prevail over the weekend the city's Environmental Protection Administration would be keeping a continuous watch on airpollution levels to be certain that the crisis had really been eased.

Administrations shall direct the attention of companies, masters, chief engineer officers, and all watch-keeping personnel to the requirements, principles, and guidance set out in the STCW Code, which shall be observed to ensure that a safe continuous watch or watches appropriate to the prevailing circumstances and conditions are maintained in all seagoing ships at all times.

The Coast Guard maintains a continuous watch on five hundred kilocycles — the International distress frequency — the operator on watch being required to make an entry in his log of some signal he has heard within the last three minutes.

At the same time that Professor Elliot was on the island, there were ten women on continuous watch because they tried to hurt themselves.

For a day, they held him on continuous watch in a cell where all the edges were soft and the sink had no detachable parts.

Automated image analysis not only provides a more efficient use of human resources, but also allows a continuous, uninterrupted watch on activity levels.

Those native WebKit media controls also make it possible for websites to serve video that works with the new "picture-in-picture" feature, letting users pop out, reposition and resize clips for continuous watching on iPad while they continue to navigate the web.

For families and social interaction, feelings of vulnerability, guilt, blame and continuous watching for early signs of disease should be considered.

Jeff let me in on this little secret as we cycled down "the world's longest continuous sidewalk", watching dolphins in the bay next to us.

Originally ratified in response to the sinking of the RMS Titanic, SOLAS sets regulations on lifeboats, emergency equipment and safety procedures, including continuous radio watches.