Sentence examples for monitor open from inspiring English sources

It uses NetModerator to monitor open chat and player-to-player e-mail, according to Turner Broadcasting, which owns the Cartoon Network.

Remote sensing concepts are needed to monitor open landscape habitats for environmental change and biodiversity loss.

Satellite remote sensing has a great potential to meet this need, yet sensors and algorithms designed to monitor open ocean salinity are typically ill-suited for high resolution applications to coastlines and estuaries.

I'm no ethicist, but imagine that tomorrow morning you wake up in a metal box and are told that your only job, from now until the end of time, is to monitor open ports for intrusion attempts and block them, without ever eating, resting or sleeping.

To determine whether the type of health insurance a patient possesses and a patient's race/ethnicity affect receipt of common tests to monitor open-angle glaucoma (OAG).

The buttons in the middle of the panels provide service optimization management: "Console" opens the console log subpanel of the system; "Monitor" opens the service utilization monitor subpanel; "New Rule", "Delete Rule" and "Modify Rule" allow users to create and edit optimization rules.

The benchmark Drill Hole Wash pumping test (Nevada) with pumped and monitoring open boreholes involves 5 fracture and 8 matrix zones.

Based on the so-called photoplethysmographic technology, optical heart-rate monitors open the door to the comfortable and continuous monitoring of health status during daily life.

These programs and this critical information focus primarily on community-based monitoring, open dialogue and improved communication between residents and authorities, and improved planning to reduce disaster risk.

Promote a standardized set of data and indicators as a baseline empirical framework of transparency, measuring and monitoring open, effective resource and revenue management throughout the 'value chain,' and commit new funding for the development of institutional resources to support the gathering, analysis and dissemination of key data in resource-rich countries.

This review summarizes arguments against using the phrase model validation and examines efforts to validate models for high-level radioactive waste management and for permitting and monitoring open-pit mines.