Sentence examples for degrees monitored from inspiring English sources

Most gambling houses have hundreds, even thousands, of cameras, many of which range 360 degrees, monitored live by security departments, some of which utilise face detection software to track suspicious or previously-barred players.

In each of the tests, the pieces of floor would be subjected to flames reaching 2,000 degrees and monitored to see if they maintained their ability to support a large amount of weight and prevent the spread of intense heat for at least two hours.

These degrees are monitored by the Coast Guard, and they teach engineering, maritime law and ship construction.

If one deletes vertices in order of their degree (starting from large degrees) and monitor Δ, then for metabolic networks, Δ typically first increase to a maximum and later decrease.

During the tests, both the liner surface temperature and supercooling degree were monitored at different locations within the refrigerated cabinet.

One core effort is a degree-monitoring system that keeps tabs on how students are doing in their majors.

There's plenty of tech including a 360-degree monitor, forward emergency braking and "Nasa inspired" seats – though they looked like normal seats to me.

Monitoring of opposition groups is common: one lobbyist from agency Edelman talks of the need for "360-degree monitoring" of the internet, complete with online "listening posts... so they can pick up the first warning signals" of activist activity.

While all monitoring activities have a spatial context to a varying degree, monitoring of urban plant species richness distribution requires an objective method for defining the boundaries of areas that are species rich or poor compared to their surroundings.

After conferral of the undergraduate degree(s), the student's degree progress is monitored by the graduate adviser and graduate program.

During the first year, degree progress is monitored closely by the first-year adviser in quarterly meetings and by the Stanford Graduate Program Committee in a final advising session in June.