Sentence examples for monitor remote areas from inspiring English sources
Border agents, including hundreds who are paramedics, monitor remote areas, Maria writes.
This has not staunched a series of firebomb attacks on the homes of Yemeni security officials, claimed by a group calling itself the Sympathisers of al-Qaeda.Even so, American aircraft operating from Djibouti continue to monitor remote areas along Yemen's border with Saudi Arabia.
They collectively provide a distributed environment that is capable of monitoring remote areas.
While the components for the sensors themselves are not expensive, paying people to install and monitor them in remote areas across the entire country would be, and the Nepalese government has many issues vying for space in their budget.
As part of a long-term recovery plan, UNICEF and its partners have been training villagers in basic medicine and hygiene so they can monitor families in remote areas and refer serious cases to doctors.
Besides wedding stunts, personal drones have been used for all kinds of high-minded purposes — helping farmers map their crops, monitoring wildfires in remote areas, locating poachers in Africa.
The benefits are particularly relevant to long term monitoring programs in remote areas such as the polar regions where the costs of regularly accessing sites for repeated data collection are high.
This paper describes a system that uses a wireless sensor network (WSN) to monitor landslide disasters in remote areas.
No one is in a better position to monitor environmental conditions in remote areas of the natural world than the people living there.
Some would argue that although Uganda lacked the resources to monitor drug safety in remote areas, all the subjects in a clinical research study deserve to benefit fully from their participation in it.
As regulations continue to open up, we'll be able to start deploying our Launchpad SmartDock, which automatically charges and swaps out the drone batteries to enable continuous monitoring and detection in remote areas.
