Sentence examples for feeds to monitor from inspiring English sources
A lengthy 2011 article in The Wall Street Journal, titled "Decoding Our Chatter," explains that "[r]esearchers have found a bonanza of real-time data in the torrential flow of Twitter feeds" to "monitor an earthquake, track political activity [and] predict the ups and downs of the stock market".
The company had originally been founded with the idea that would potentially take the idea of logistics tracking even further: using HD cameras to monitor the whole warehouse process in real-time, with all partners having access to the video feeds to monitor progress.
FICTION: In Minority Report, police use holographic data screens, city-wide surveillance cameras, dimensional maps and database feeds to monitor the movements of its citizens.
Methane production was measured daily, and effluent was collected at feeding to monitor SRM degradation using real-time PCR analysis of bovine-specific DNA fragments.
Batches of infected mosquitoes were dissected at different time points after feeding to monitor parasite development.
Cameras planted throughout the building sent live feeds to monitors in a room where small audiences were listening -- through headphones plugged into FM radios -- to live transmissions from computer-sound artists responding to the videos.
The video is also fed to monitoring stations that play the video in realtime.
An additional feature of VitalView™ is the incorporation of behavioural inputs (feeding monitors to monitor duration and frequency of feeding and a lickometer to monitor drinking bouts) into the data acquisition system designed primarily to acquire data from the implanted transponders.
The World Health Organization (WHO) has developed eight core infant and young child feeding indicators to monitor and to guide the feeding practices of young children [ 7].
The diseased mice were continuously fed probiotics to monitor recovery from epithelial or crypt damage.
"This ranges from monitoring Twitter feeds to gather information, to using technology that picks out key words to judge the general feeling of a crowd in a particular area.
