Sentence examples for monitor the biggest from inspiring English sources
With any in-ear monitor the biggest challenge is to find a tip that actually isolates and blocks everything out.
"In AGAGE, we don't just monitor the big greenhouse gases that everybody's heard of," he says.
The PSi layer's morphology was examined by SEM to determine the thickness of the PSi layers, to capture the evolution of the pillars in the HPL and to monitor the bigger pores at the top surface of the PSi seed layers.
The G-20 has given the I.M.F. the job of monitoring the big economies' compliance with the "framework for strong, sustainable and balanced growth" that the G-20 endorsed in Pittsburgh in September 2009.
In May, a new analysis by the 3,000 physicists monitoring the big Atlas detector (one of two main detectors in the CERN tunnel) reported no hints of superparticles up to a mass of almost 2 trillion electron volts.
Mr Fox has already set up a review board to monitor the 20 biggest equipment projects.
Green said the CQC is "not set up to monitor the really big elephant in the room: commissioning and fees".
The Montoyas can monitor the operation on the big-screen television in the bedroom of their house behind the restaurant.
Other ideas on the table will include the creation of an ombudsman to monitor the relationship between the big four supermarkets and their suppliers - a response to critics who have long complained that the chains use their power to wring unfair deals from the companies they work with.
In fact, it is very difficult to monitor the performance of the big testing companies, said Kathleen Rhoades, a co-author of "Errors in Standardized Tests: A Systemic Problem," a study released this summer by the National Board on Educational Testing and Public Policy at Boston College.
Last month, consumer group Which? said it spent eight weeks monitoring the four biggest websites and had found evidence of tickets appearing on resale sites before they were even released, "suspicious ticket release patterns", and resale restrictions relating to events such as Benedict Cumberbatch's performance as Hamlet in London "being ignored".
