Sentence examples for heavy monitors from inspiring English sources

The two sacrificial cruisers were, as with the previous attack, accompanied by four heavy monitors under Keyes' command, eight destroyers under Lynes in and five motor launches.

Their advance would be covered by artillery fire against German shore positions from the heavy monitors at distance and at closer range by gunfire from the destroyers.

For gamers CRTs (older, big, heavy monitors) still offer the best flexibility and image response, but LCDs are very convenient, and a well-priced LCD can give performance comparable to CRTs.

Yossi Melman, one of the book's authors, said: "IAEA board meetings and the Iran talks are a launching pad for various espionage operations because you can recruit people where you have a concentration of delegations, especially from countries where officials are under heavy monitoring at home.

In a twist of irony, it turns out that the best way to assure oneself that Iran's nuclear activities remain peaceful is to keep the current program intact subject to heavy monitoring and constraints that would lengthen time Iran needs to build a nuclear weapon.

But it also sought to reassure patients that with the heavy monitoring and intervention it was safe for patients to attend appointments.

The second approach is direct government intervention: It addresses the same problem of risk with heavy monitoring by government bureaucrats and restrictions on the activities of banks.

Based on intrinsic characteristics of bots, we propose a multi-module approach to correlate information from different host- and network-level aspects and design a multi-layered architecture to efficiently coordinate modules to perform heavy monitoring only when necessary.

The similarity criteria aim at building a procedure that can predict the maximum penetration rate and its position in engineering conditions through the corresponding experimental design, reducing the heavy monitoring work in field circumstances.

What this means is that if a private person or a nonbank firm were to attempt withdraw a few billion dollars in cash, they would almost surely incur heavy monitoring by the authorities -- both criminal and tax.

'Organizational' refers to the definition of a compromise between the use of heavy monitoring that induces many false alarms and the use of light monitoring that can lead to the tardy detection of an adverse incident.