Sentence examples for install a monitoring from inspiring English sources
Therefore, it is useful to install a monitoring system to measure those process parameters that are directly related to instantaneous process behaviour.
When Mount Pinatubo in the Philippines reawakened on April 2 , 1991 after lying dormant for more than 500 years, Philippine scientists called in the disaster assistance program to install a monitoring network.
Carnival, the world's biggest cruise line, has agreed to install a monitoring device in its Carnival Triumph this month to collect ocean data in the Caribbean and transmit them to the University of Miami, whose scientists developed the device.
For younger kids, install a monitoring system, such as Skydog, which allows you to set access controls on your computer for each household member.
If a federal court rules against the city, it could potentially install a monitor to oversee reforms.
As part of the settlement, the bank will install a monitor for at least two years to vet the bank's money-laundering controls and put in permanent officials who will audit the bank's internal procedures.
Mr Lawsky announced that the bank has agreed to pay a civil penalty to the state and to install a monitor for at least two years who will evaluate money-laundering risk controls of its New York branch and take corrective measures.
Her role was pivotal to the government's then-increasing demand that companies install a monitor as part of any significant federal criminal resolution.
It will also install a monitor for at least two years who will evaluate money-laundering controls at the bank's New York branch and report directly to the regulator.
In 2013, following a lawsuit from the ACLU, a federal court found that the towns of Mt. Vernon and Burlington in Washington were in violation of the Constitution, going so far as to install a monitor to make sure that the towns remain in compliance.
In the late thirties, Nielsen Company made a clever decision: it installed a monitoring box in 1,000 American homes.
