Sentence examples for monitoring mesh from inspiring English sources
Low cost gas multisensor devices can represent an efficient solution for densifying the sparse urban air pollution monitoring mesh.
Low-cost gas multi-sensor devices could be efficiently used for densifying the sparse urban pollution monitoring mesh if equipped with a reliable calibration able to counter specificity and stability issues of solid-state sensors they rely on.
To obtain a time-dependent adaptive mesh, monitor functions are used to automatically 'monitor' the importance of the various parts of the domain, by assigning a 'weight'-value to each location.
By monitoring packets from the mesh network when adding new bulbs, it was able to identify those which contained Wi-Fi network credentials: when any new bulbs are added, messages are transmitted from the master bulb containing Wi-Fi details.
The difference in the melting pathway of both meshes can be attributed to the different ∆I for monitoring the melting of mesh segment, which are 0.1 mA for the Ag microwire mesh and 0.1 μA for the Ag nanowire mesh.
The readers then organize themselves into a wireless mesh network, monitoring each other's signal strength and calculating the most efficient way to route information.
Monitoring agents hosted on managed mesh routers monitor the behaviour of mesh routers in their cluster by collecting periodic reports and sending them to the sink agents hosted at the mesh gateways.
In IAC/O, each mesh node monitors the state of the surrounding wireless medium to measure the channel utilization.
Initially, the input current I is gradually increased in uniform increments, ΔI, and the corresponding temperature profile of the mesh is monitored.
Adults in a third wetland (Big Pond; surface area 10,146 m2; perimeter 573 m), too large for us to encircle with a drift fence and monitor, were captured in mesh traps.
By monitoring the temperature in the mesh, the current required to trigger the melting of a mesh segment (i.e., the melting current) could be obtained.
