Sentence examples for monitored ground from inspiring English sources

The system energy performance of a monitored ground coupled heat pump system is calculated using the instantaneous measurements of temperature, flow and power consumption and these values are compared with the numerical predictions.

In brief, we used mixed-effects models with random slopes and intercepts for day to calibrate satellite aerosol optical depth (AOD) data at a resolution of a 10 × 10 km spatial grid (2000 2008) with monitored ground PM2.5 measurements.

To understand how and to what extent ORVs influenced soil temperature regimes, we monitored ground temperatures for one year at 10- and 50-cm depth to characterize freeze and thaw conditions near the surface and near the base of the active layer, respectively.

Agents in sport utility vehicles with night vision goggles zoom across the grasslands, and there are plans in the works for unmanned drones to monitor ground movements from the air.

Hundreds of sugar-cube sensors could be scattered over the terrain and left to monitor ground vibrations and temperature changes for months on end.More attractive still would be microengines capable of generating power in the 10-20 watt range.

As for the South Jersey, Tony Navoy, assistant district chief of the state's office of the Geological Survey which monitors ground water levels and stream flow throughout the state, said: "We're in better condition than we were last year, although it will take another year or two to climb out.

An instrumented site was established to monitor ground temperature and water content under the CRCOP to evaluate permafrost degradation and cooling performance of thermosyphons installed near the pipe.

Plus, Microsoft's work in keeping uncrewed, low-power aircraft up and flying could have big impact on any plans to deliver internet to underserved areas from on high, monitor ground conditions and weather patterns in real-time, and more.

Results were compared with field information (total station/prisms, ground based radar, geological and geomechanical maps), and the approach showed to be effective for monitoring ground deformation in the region.

This property is used in stress gauges to monitor ground deformations from earthquakes and explosions.

The modern monitoring system on Mauna Loa is constituted not only by its locally seismic network but also of a large number of GPS stations, tiltmeters, and strainmeters that have been anchored on the volcano to monitor ground deformation due to swelling in Mauna Loa's subterranean magma chamber, which presents a more complete picture of the events proceeding eruptive activity.