Sentence examples for monitor to enter from inspiring English sources

* Energy-saving presence sensor that detects when the user is absent and prompts the monitor to enter sleep mode.

Kerry says the US supports monitors to enter Ukraine and "be the arbiters of truth versus fiction".

It was not immediately clear whether Russia would allow monitors to enter the region, where it controls the airspace and access points.

The Arab League suspended Syria this month after it failed to comply with the plan, under which it had pledged to withdraw all military units from the streets, stop killing protesters and allow the monitors to enter the country.

The Arab League called on Mr. Assad to withdraw security forces from the streets, release prisoners who had been detained since February and allow Arab monitors to enter the country.

VI enables the defect monitoring to enter a new era by promoting the monitoring level of defect inspection from the previous lot-sampling basis to the wafer-sampling level, and hence upgrades the sampling strategy from random-sampling to full and right-sampling.

It was around this time that dress sizes became standardized and the discovery of the calorie suddenly forced weight monitoring to enter public consciousness, according to gastronomist Sarah Lohman.

On Monday the United Nations Security Council in New York will vote on a new resolution to allow UN monitors to enter eastern Aleppo and oversee the continuing evacuation.

A former computer specialist in the aerospace industry, he has the technical expertise to download and use software that limits the number of cookies his computer accepts and lets him surf the Web anonymously and monitor attempts to enter his computer or to get software to send data out of it.

Nursing and medical staff will be instructed in the use of the monitor and asked to enter all blood glucose (BG) measurements taken for clinical reasons using near patient monitoring devices into the monitor for calibration.

The Student and Exchange Visitor Information System, or Sevis, will rely largely on schools to monitor foreign students and to enter updated information about them into a national database.