Sentence examples for monitoring network and from inspiring English sources

"The gates will start operating as soon as they are fitted," says Roberto Chiarlo, manager of Thetis, the monitoring network and environmental measurements department.

Hazard prevention and environmental protection requires effective monitoring network and efficient prediction methods.

"We have been very lucky so far," said John Bower of Netcen, the research group that runs the UK's national air quality monitoring network and collates data from local authorities for the government.

The VLF radio signals recorded both from the ground based VLF radio wave monitoring network and the DEMETER satellite are investigated during the 2010 Ms 7.1 Yushu earthquake.

Research was initiated on Lerma River Mexicoo), subjected to many rejects disposal, to design a monitoring network and evaluate the impact of wastewaters on its water quality.

Additional measurements of surface water isotopes were also taken to independently assess responses observed from the detailed monitoring network and assist in determining the sources of water.

This result allows for the design of simplified monitoring networks and improved forecasting techniques.

Therefore, the configuration of groundwater monitoring networks and the number of required wells becomes an important engineering optimization problem.

Although State Implementation Plans (SIPs) typically rely on observations from ground-level monitoring networks and regulatory modeling, satellite data is increasingly available to state agencies.

The scientists at the Prince's forum endorsed a call for much greater investment on "big science, which supports the integration and expansion of global tropical forest monitoring networks" and "enhanced research" into the resilience of forests.

The scientists at the prince's forum endorsed a call for much greater investment in "big science, which supports the integration and expansion of global tropical forest monitoring networks" and "enhanced research" into the resilience of forests.