Sentence examples for monitor material from inspiring English sources

Some industries are starting to monitor material flows globally.

This paper describes the integration of an ultrasonic-based non-destructive testing (NDT) with wireless sensor networks (WSNs) to continuously monitor material integrity during run-time.

Today the only available option is to monitor material transport between unit operations; i.e. flow rate, solids concentration, and particle size distribution of suspension flow in pipes are measured online using standard equipment.

Economy-wide material flow analysis and indicators have been designed to monitor material and energy flows at the macroeconomic level and to provide indicators, which could contribute to management of resource use and output emission flows from both economic, environmental and broader sustainability points of view.

While many of the techniques listed can involve complex equipment, some advances, like the use of line lasers to monitor material expansion require modest resources.

This technique involves a number of low-frequency electromagnetic measurements, some of which monitor material variations, whilst others are mainly stress sensitive [3].

Similarly, we can monitor materials that have the power to help or harm.

Physicists say that it could eventually rival silicon as a basis for computer chips, serve as a sensitive pollution-monitoring material, improve flat-screen televisions, and enable the creation of new materials and novel tests of quantum weirdness.

Using its existing sustainability networks, Cafédirect monitors material and packaging developments and the transport after manufacture is carried out in full truck loads to ensure efficient operations and minimise the environmental impact.

A statement from the Land of The Leopard National Park, quoted in The Siberian Times, said: "The scientists shared some of the monitoring material at a meeting held in the Land of Leopard National Park's Vladivostok office.

In recent research on Structural Health Monitoring (SHM) guided waves, especially nonlinear Lamb waves, turned out to be a suitable means for monitoring material deterioration in thin-walled structures.