Fred Simms, who started with Con Ed in 1955 and is now manager of its electric operations in Manhattan, said monitoring back in the days when the Brooklyn Dodgers were world champions meant visually inspecting each transformer and finding a pay phone to call in the results.
A comprehensive investigation including non-linear finite element analysis, in-situ testing, instrumentation and monitoring, back analysis and rock mass quality rating has been carried out for the identification and evaluation of the excavation disturbed zone in the permanent cut slopes.
There is obviously a growing market related to moving traditional on-premises enterprise software to the cloud, but what you might not know is that beyond that group of products, there is a whole other category of services being developed to support those top-level companies, whether that's security, authentication, monitoring, back up or billing and customer retention.
The big stick is aimed at the 50 worst schools, which will be subject to much tougher monitoring, backed up with the threat to sack the head teachers, and if necessary closure.
Thereupon, extensive geotechnical investigations, including geological characterization, in-situ and laboratory geotechnical testing, long-term movement monitoring, back-analyses and possible remedial measures, were conducted.
Effective communication consisting of accurate and timely information exchange, correct phraseology and closed-loop communication techniques; Coordinated behaviour based on shared knowledge, performance monitoring, back-up and adaptability; and.
They unpack the boxes, turn on the machines and CenterBeam remotely starts monitoring, backing up, updating the systems even tracking minutia like the level of toner in printers.
United States officials, working with foreign counterparts, have monitored back transactions trying to track down Al Qaeda supporters.
The artist takes it up-river on occasion, videoing the trip from water level, with the results shown on a monitor back in the Mining Institute.
So on April 8th, the HDC announced that it was pulling all the monitors back to Banda Aceh, the provincial capital.
Apparently in an effort to ease tension over the Iraq issue, the Russian prime minister, Mikhail Kasyanov, said on Saturday that Moscow was optimistic about prospects for an agreement with Iraq that would let United Nations arms monitors back into the country.
