Sentence examples for duty monitoring from inspiring English sources

Somewhere between Philadelphia and Norfolk, I visited the bridge, where night and day you could bother whichever two crew members were on duty monitoring the ship's vital signs.

Uber's vehicles are equipped with several different imaging systems which work both ordinary duty (monitoring nearby cars, signs and lane markings) and extraordinary duty like that just described.

And this film has whiz bang special effects that required heavy duty monitoring and I'm talking about... Well, see the film.

Medical histories were incomplete, the majority (75%) of management plans were not reviewed by specialists in obstetrics, specialist doctors live far from the hospital and do not spend nights in hospital even when they are on duty, monitoring of patients on magnesium sulphate was inadequate, and important biochemical tests were not routinely done.

At 5 17 p.m., the gas concentration at the tunneling face increased to 1.21%, and the duty monitor immediately reported this to the mine leadership.

Investigator duties include making sure that investigator and support staff having appropriate qualifications, delegating duties, monitoring the study for compliance and record keeping, providing care, and accepting accountability for the trial, among other duties.

He and his husband are what he calls "very heavy-duty monitors"("kind of the fascist parents") of their 15-year-old son.

To further burnish the country's image, the leadership has lobbied intensively to receive in 2009 the rotating chairmanship of the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe, a democracy and human rights group that, among other duties, monitors elections in the former Soviet sphere.

It can do most of what the Gear 2 can do, handling notifications, pulling watch duties, monitor your health and fitness, with the added benefit of sleep tracking (if you can stomach wearing it to bed. It is also slimmer and could sit alongside a traditional watch.

They also argued misleadingly that the bills would have required Web sites to "monitor" what their users upload, conveniently ignoring provisions like the "No Duty to Monitor" section.

The core duty of Monitor will be to "protect and promote the interests of patients".