Sentence examples for monitoring moisture from inspiring English sources

Finally, this article outlines a comparison of individual TDR probes used in calibration and their suitability for monitoring moisture in various materials used in construction layers of the Experimental stand DRETM II.

For this, the optimal conditions of NIR sensor setup and critical quality attributes (CQAs) of a mulling process have been first identified and then calibration models for monitoring moisture at various conditions were developed and validated.

The vegetation health (condition) index, derived from a combination of Advanced Very High Resolution Radiometer-based normalized difference vegetation index and 10-μm to 11-μm thermal radiances, was designed for monitoring moisture and thermal impacts on vegetation health (greenness and vigor).

The Building Technology Showcase is putting insulation on the interior of the brick walls and ceiling, which requires designers to carefully monitor moisture.

Every school, no matter where, has to have some kind of a program where they routinely monitor moisture, ventilation, mold, and products brought in for science and art classes".

Near-infrared spectroscopy and image analysis have been adopted in the fluid-bed granulation process to monitor moisture and particle size information.

At least three companies are competing in the market for subterranean wireless sensors, which monitor moisture, temperature and salinity in the soil and feed the data to a software network accessed remotely on a laptop, a handheld device or a desktop computer.

Two others have wired their fields to let them instantly monitor moisture and solar radiation and, with the click of a mouse, can adjust the temperature of fermenting grapes.

Waymo, which is the self-driving subsidiary of Alphabet, the company that owns Google, is developing a vehicle that will monitor moisture inside the car and use smell detectors to see if the driver is getting anxious and then chat to her or him and play music until physical indicators of stress subside.

This manuscript presents a systematic framework of using Near Infrared (NIR) spectroscopy to monitor moisture content in an alumina mulling process that is commonly used in the upstream operation of catalyst supports production.

The sensor is specifically intended to monitor moisture in stones of cultural heritage buildings and monuments, in particular to be positioned under hydrophobic coatings used for protecting stones from absorption of water and dissolved chemicals, thus providing early warning of coating deterioration by RH monitoring.