Sentence examples for monitor parts from inspiring English sources
Besides posting notices, the F.A.A. established a system to monitor parts, require reporting of suspect parts and study ways to mark parts to ensure that they were made properly.
The panel, led by Paul A. Volcker, the former chairman of the Federal Reserve system, is concentrating on accusations of wrongdoing by United Nations employees and companies like Cotecna Inspection of Switzerland and Saybolt International, a Dutch concern, which the United Nations hired to monitor parts of the program.
Mr Uribe's parting shot will make it no easier for his successor to persuade the outside world to hold an investigation, at least, and preferably to send an international force to monitor parts of the border.When consolidation requires changeDomestically, Mr Santos needs to create jobs.
Although satellites peer down on Earth to monitor parts of its atmosphere, oceans, forests and deserts, and although fixed weather stations and nomadic buoys and balloons provide accurate readings from individual spots, nobody is responsible for joining up the dots to reveal the bigger picture.Where people do not live, the situation is even worse.
The South-West Indian Ocean is located within the Southern Hemisphere between the Africa's east coast and 90°E and is primarily monitored by the Meteo France's La Reunion RSMC, while the Mauritian, Australian Indonesian, and Madagascan weather services also monitor parts of it.
A monitor, part of an N.F.L. crew, is responsible for activating the speaker for each play.
Part hall monitor, part confidante and part surrogate mother, Ms. Zulvergold, a stage manager who wrangled on "Beauty and the Beast" and "Dracula," chastises the children for running, cuddles them when they are exhausted, referees their squabbles (usually about who ate what or went where) and whips out her iTouch when their self-control starts to dwindle.
The monitor part is 19 inches, which somehow seems small in this day and age.
In this problem, we want to monitor the perimeter of a big target but each sensor can only monitor part of the perimeter.
Unfortunately, this assumption becomes invalid when the target object is very large that a sensor can only monitor part of it.
The task was performed under direct vision and via a monitor, part of a laparoscopic 'box trainer' simulation machine (3Dmed Minimally Invasive Training System (figures 2 and 3)).
