Sentence examples for detail monitors from inspiring English sources

The industry standard for safety, analysts say, is set by Exxon Mobil, which displays an obsessive attention to detail, monitors the smallest spill and imposes scripted procedures on managers.

To allow the target selective BOLD response to be examined in detail, monitored sequences were comprised of objects at six degrees of similarity to the current target, these being; the current target object (target), morphs one through three, distractors from the same category as the target (same type), and distractors from a different category to the target (other type) (figure 3).

The thermo-hygrometric conditions of these hypogea are particularly expensive and need detailed monitoring.

Detailed monitoring of several chemical and microbiological parameters was made in order to evaluate the remediation success.

Detailed monitoring of forest ecosystem processes including growth and mortality and the relationship between density, biodiversity and production are important areas of forest research.

The methods used enabled detailed monitoring of humic molecules dissolved from the catchment soil, as well as microbial derivatives (peptide-like components of DOM).

In order to ensure the safety of CO2 storage in the saline aquifers, the monitoring scheme was designed and detailed monitoring data was obtained.

But this study lacks detailed monitoring of data over a periodic time interval, where sequential changes can occur rapidly; further, the materials were not examined/studied before and after the treatment.

In situations where highly detailed monitoring is not cost-effective, soil hydrology provides a means of incorporating what is known about water flow into our understanding, presentation and use of the soilscape.

Detailed monitoring of innovative low-energy buildings is recommended to understand the possible discrepancies between theoretical and real heat consumption and to improve the transfer of new energy technologies to large-scale real constructions.

The experimental hillslopes at LEO are instrumented with a large number of different sensors that allow detailed monitoring of local and global dynamics and changes in the hydrological state and structure of the landscapes.