Sentence examples for large-scale monitoring from inspiring English sources

This summer, Der Spiegel ran several stories revealing the extent of the N.S.A.'s large-scale monitoring of European communications.

By Ben Mauk September 17, 2013 This summer, Der Spiegel ran several stories revealing the extent of the N.S.A.'s large-scale monitoring of European communications.

A network for intrusion detection in government computers, called Fidnet, was proposed late in the Clinton administration but never created because of assertions that the system might be used as a large-scale monitoring network for citizens' online communications.

Its pages were expertly calligraphed, embellished with gold leaf, and decorated with… My local Blockbuster was a curvy mass of floor-length windows and reflective metal siding — picture the squat, commercial creation of a lesser Frank Gehry — which seemed to… This summer, Der Spiegel ran several stories revealing the extent of the N.S.A.'s large-scale monitoring of European communications.

Mr. Heimbinder's group will call on AirCasting users to assess air quality around Newtown Creek, the South Bronx and other areas crisscrossed with highways, waste transfer facilities, dry cleaners and other pollution sources that can't be detected in large-scale monitoring.

The role of tree diversity on crown defoliation was assessed in a large-scale monitoring network.

Performance times of the procedure were optimised to meet the target of routine application for large scale monitoring samples.

The emerging field of wireless sensor networks offers countless possibilities for achieving large scale monitoring in a distributed environment.

Therefore, even though the heterogeneity of the land use increases the spatial variability (as expected), soil moisture exhibits a significant temporal stability and its large scale monitoring from few observations is still feasible.

To further address this issue, long-term soil moisture data were retrieved from two large scale monitoring networks located in the continental United States, including the Michigan Automated Weather Network and the Oklahoma Mesonet.

The advancement in tunnelling and underground space technologies and the need for large scale monitoring and communication systems for safe and efficient operations has triggered the era of wireless sensor networks (WSNs).