Sentence examples for logger of from inspiring English sources

The system is implemented using a data logger of the type Lifetime Assessment Monitoring System.

When the students observed the data logger of the semiautomatic rain gauge installed in the school library, it showed 100 mm in 24 h a threshold that the municipal civil defense team classified as dangerous.

The logger of yearling male badger V59 only recorded contacts with two of the cattle (which were not reciprocated by the cattle loggers); instead, contacts with V59 were recorded on the loggers of another three cattle, implicating this badger in contacts with a total of five different cows.

The remaining time (1%) is used by the loading the Logger of the program.

We are aware that the Anisimov et al. (2014) paper reported a longer recovery phase, but we would like to point out that in their case, birds were equipped with a logger of approximately 3g, i.e. the three-fold of the backpack weight used in our study, adding ca. 19% of an average zebra finch body mass (average 15.7g in our colony).

The narrow gorge was dubbed Hellgate because it posed a major challenge to loggers of yesteryear who used the river to move their logs to downstream pickup points.

Unfortunately, data-loggers of probes #1 and #2 were wrongly programmed and they were disregarded.

Data loggers of environmental conditions (temperature and relative humidity) were used indoors/outdoors in the museums under study.

Power meters are installed in each building and the data loggers of each building send the information via RS-485 to campus concentrators, which in turn transmit all data to a general server in the cloud.

Small battery-powered data loggers of E or H values, recognised as "exposimeters," may be used in various ways, for measuring the actual value of the unperturbed field, for measuring the actual value of the field at the body surface or for measuring the variability of both kinds of fields over time, with a sampling rate defined by the user.

Fig. 1 SMART student using a data logger on a tributary of the Penobscot River, Orono, ME.