Sentence examples for monitoring marking from inspiring English sources

It's just launched a full-featured, native application for the iPhone that includes support for background location monitoring — marking the first time that the application has been available for the iPhone in a form that wasn't severely crippled.

Only his exposed abdomen and the beep of the heart monitor marked his living presence when the masked team prepared to slice and sew.

Ms. Silverman, the spokeswoman for Lenox Hill, said that Laura's doctor, Lyndon Chang, had the tape from a fetal monitor, marked with the exact time of birth, to prove that she was indeed a midnight baby.

On the monitor marked "program" there appeared a ghostly, unclear, yet unmistakable black-and-white image of the lower portion of a heavily suited astronaut descending the LM ladder.

ER1 and ER2 were responsible for monitoring and marking traffic for aggregates 1 and 2, respectively.

As well as being positive for the learning experience, it is argued that such targeted reports are more cost-effective in terms of training, monitoring and marking time for the graduate teaching assistants (GTAs).

When asked why inter- and intra-rater reliabilities were not calculated (Q4.5 and Q4.6), Informant E and F remarked that it was not very necessary since they monitored the marking process (Q4.7).

The progression of the condition can be monitored by marking the boundaries with a special pencil for marking on skin.

During daily monitoring we marked eclosing large workers with nail-polish between the pronotal spines, using four different colors to make each callow ant individually recognizable [ 34].

There was limited or no prior exposure with hands-on practicals with ART monitoring equipment, marked differences with students of the same level but different universities, longer duration to orientate and provide practical hands-on training to ensure competency to new graduates in their new facilities with minimal disruption of services.

However, a closer scrutiny of their operations at the more specific levels revealed quite striking differences in a number of areas, such as the size and representativeness of the pretesting sample, double-marking of constructed-response items, the monitoring of the marking process, and test equating.