Sentence examples for evolution of the monitoring from inspiring English sources
"Integrating logs with the APM and Infrastructure monitoring we already provide is an important step in the evolution of the monitoring and analytics category," said Olivier Pomel, Datadog's CEO, in a canned statement.
And it makes sense, seeing how todays digital televisions are basically the evolution of the computer monitor, and the more processing power we stuff into the television, the more computer-like it becomes a powerful tool that can pull its weight on a home network, taking back the title of the entertainment hub of the household.
The evolution of the strength monitored by microhardness is discussed in the framework of grain-size hardening and hardening by defect recovery.
In the first part we will describe the evolution of hemodynamic monitoring in the critical care environment during the past 50 years (from the pulmonary artery catheter (PAC) to the most recent functional hemodynamic monitoring).
Applying this property, it is shown in this paper the evolution of the power density monitoring methods, using neutron flux measurements in commercial reactors of the PWR type.
The developed interactive applications make it possible to show the physical evolution of the construction work, the monitoring of the planned construction sequence, and the visualization of details of the form of every component of each construction.
In addition, the evolution of the deformation is monitored through a digital image correlation procedure.
Since 1995, Russian law has required all telephone and Internet services to maintain devices that allow the Federal Security Service, the post-Soviet evolution of the K.G.B., to monitor any and all transmissions.
The evolution of the factors was monitored and in the case of some significant change, the results were updated.
When the evolution of the system is monitored for a relatively short time, two distinct temporal regimes are observed.
To follow the evolution of the pool we monitored the appearance of four-base restriction sites in the population by RFLP as previously described [30].
