Sentence examples for hosting and monitoring from inspiring English sources
Inal, S. et al. Conducting polymer scaffolds for hosting and monitoring 3D cell culture.
Following the case, Andrew Cox, assistant coroner for South Devon, sent letters to Devon and Cornwall police, the Home Office and the Metropolitan police, the force responsible for hosting and monitoring the "silent solution" system.
It waffled from trying to sell development assistance for its platform to big hardware vendors, to bundling that with A/B testing, hosting and monitoring cloud services.
The high availability platform proposed by Chan and Chieu [23] uses polling to check periodically for host failures, and monitoring agents running in the hosts push notifications to the monitoring controller.
Specifically we focus on the following aspects including identifying promising cell sources, designing 3D scaffolds with dynamic and spatially patterned cues to guide desired cellular processes, mimicking zonal organization, integrating with host tissue, and monitoring cell fate and tissue regeneration in situ.
Therefore, future work may be limited to modeling the effects of these parasites on host populations and monitoring causes of illness and death in natural populations.
Heliconius males frequently patrol host plants and monitor larvae and pupae they find there, with mating often taking place on or near the host [ 34, 35].
Over time, the plan for Famo.us' business model evolved from selling development assistance to big hardware vendors, to combining that with cloud services like hosting, A/B testing and monitoring.
Users don't have to write software, develop and manage connections to operator's networks and gateways, or host, manage and monitor the service.
Dittrich then recommended "that the IOC establish a standing mechanism to establish human rights benchmarks among Olympic host countries and monitor human rights in the preparations for and during the Olympic Games".
All webinars will follow a similar format that covers spotted lanternfly biology, identification, and hosts, monitoring and management strategies, and a regulatory update.
