Sentence examples for monitoring and natural from inspiring English sources

This highlights the importance of clay content in both monitoring and natural attenuation of chemicals from Marcellus Shale waters.

The rapid processing of remote sensing (RS) images is essential in many large-scale real-time monitoring, such as meteorological monitoring and natural disaster warning.

The spatial distribution of average subsurface salinity generally reflects the known surface expression of point-source salinisation and provides information for future environmental monitoring and natural resource management.

Land use pattern changes become an essential component in hydrological monitoring and natural resources planning and management (Rawat et al. 2013; Sylla et al. 2012; Vishwakarma et al. 2016).

Sensors and actuators requirements are defined, and control algorithm are based on the comparison between real-time monitored and "natural" temperature and hygrometric values (for stationary and transitory conditions).

The analysis network was composed of three mobile embedded nodes, for studying the hydraulic monitoring time and natural stop transfer ratio, which record the pressure characteristics of the hydraulic system to carry out a comparative analysis of the situation.

USGS is the scientific arm of the Interior Department and is responsible for monitoring and studying natural disasters, including earthquakes, tsunamis and volcanic eruptions, as well as managing water, energy and other natural resources.

There is an unmet need to monitor human and natural environments for substances that are intentionally or unintentionally introduced.

Besides, we provide application examples on images obtained by oceanographic monitoring [6, 7] and natural images [8], as well as on texture images [9].

The common characteristics of such new systems are, indeed, a reduced revisit time (as short as a few days) and, in most cases, an improved spatial resolution (as small as a few meters), providing scientists with unprecedented data for the mapping and monitoring of natural and human-induced hazards.

If CTX-II is to be used in monitoring treatment effects and natural history of cartilage lesions, there is a need for knowledge on the relationship between CTX-II concentrations and various patient-related clinical features and changes in CTX-II concentrations following rehabilitation in patients with cartilage lesions.