Sentence examples for monitoring capability and from inspiring English sources

It is the eyes and ears of military power, with huge phone and email monitoring capability and a wide network of informers.

"at its core national hazard monitoring capability and processes (e.g. GeoNet), with involvement of additional capability from universities and other science organisations based on thresholds of response.

"There are many additional interactions between greenhouse gases, Earth's biosphere and oceans, and we need to boost our monitoring capability and scientific knowledge in order to better understand these".

This is particularly important for DOTs wanting to install more than one RWIS station within, for instance, as used herein minimum spatial unit of 50 km2 to enhance and extend their monitoring capability and spatial coverage.

Chi-Fu Huang and Yu-Chee Tseng proposed a polynomial time algorithm (polynomial-time algorithms) in the literature [4]; in the sensor network, it is a distributed protocol method, which has positioning capabilities, environmental monitoring capability, and fault tolerant capability.

The results demonstrated that ET-DA provided improved regional ETa monitoring capability, and assimilation of ETa into the hydrological model led to improved model predictions of soil moisture and streamflow.

"It soon became clear that the length of the list of controlled technologies outstripped our finite intelligence monitoring capabilities and resources," he said, then added, "We were wasting our time and resources tracking technologies you could buy at RadioShack".

This paper presents the development of a bearing force sensor with on-line monitoring capabilities and its implementations.

The prototype performance, the scalability, the data monitoring capabilities, and the interaction with the residents and controllability of DERs of the BEMS are demonstrated.

It has seven "regular" beds, equipped with vital signs monitoring capabilities, and one resuscitation room (with two "CPR beds"), fully equipped with monitors, a crash cart, suture and IV carts and a code blue system to activate the "crash team".

Our ability to develop reliable, cost effective solutions for remediation and protection of water resources has matured in recent decades due to various factors, including advances in engineering techniques, improved monitoring capabilities, and access to numerous case studies, historical datasets, and research to aid in the selection and evaluation of mitigation/remediation approaches.