Sentence examples for emergency monitoring from inspiring English sources

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Then again, he said, the villagers may direct their anger at the emergency monitoring systems installed at other nearby lakes, such as Lake Palcacocha.

After visiting the federal emergency monitoring agency, he headed to Florida a day earlier than planned to squeeze in campaign stops there and in Ohio before returning to Washington.

The results indicate that the framework can produce scientific preparedness plans of emergency monitoring based on scenario analysis of spill risks as well as rapid design as soon as the incident happened but not prepared.

It tackles the most important emergency response requirements, such as autonomous switching from energy-efficient normal monitoring to emergency monitoring to cope with heavy traffic, robust adaptation to changes in the topology, packet prioritisation and fairness support.

When an emergency occurs, nodes that participate in the emergency monitoring change their MAC behaviour by allowing contention in TDMA slots to achieve high delivery ratio and low latency.

This study indicates that routine prospective collection of prehospital emergency interventions and monitoring of activity was feasible and successful over time in the Canton of Vaud.

The Manteo emergency monitor agreed most closely with SFS (coefficient of determination, R = 0.30).

The five monitors included three emergency monitors in Manteo, Greenville and Washington, NC temporarily set up in response to high exposures experienced by these three cities, as well as two federal reference PM2.5 monitors located in New Hanover and Pitt counties (US EPA).

Interns and their clinical supervisors agreed with the roles proposed for interns: assessing and investigating patients, prescribing, performing procedures, managing emergencies, monitoring patients' progress, communicating with patients and staff, obtaining informed consents, writing discharge summaries, and balancing work priorities (see Table  1).

Emergency coordination, monitoring and evaluation: UNICEF will recruit an Emergency Coordinator for preparedness and response; monitor indicators with government ministries to track progress and link with DevInfo, and evaluate UNICEF-supported emergency response in 2006.