Sentence examples for monitoring of information from inspiring English sources
Monitoring of information at all three bureaus still generally requires paying a fee to one of the big three.
For that purpose, heavy censorship and monitoring of information were imposed [during the Gaza campaign]." It was achieved, he believes, by the willing enlistment of the media, who concentrated only on the sense of victimisation of residents of the so-called "Gaza envelope" – those within the range of missiles from Gaza – largely ignoring the situation of the residents of besieged Gaza.
The monitoring of information is a particularly thorny issue for autocratic regimes in the Persian Gulf worried that the Internet might be used for antigovernment purposes — a concern heightened by the passionate online response in Iran to the 2009 presidential election that helped energize the opposition and led to weeks of unrest.
The M8 in the iPhone 6 offers continuous monitoring of not only accelerometer, compass and gyroscope data, but also introduces monitoring of information fed from the new barometer for determining changes in elevation.
Biosurveillance is the automated monitoring of information sources of potential value in detecting an emerging epidemic, whether naturally occurring or the result of bioterrorism.
Executive functions allow the flexible planning for execution and the continuous monitoring of information and action coordinating thoughts [ 53], emotions and actions in a spatio-temporal context [ 54] and recruiting other cognitive processes.
Game changers could be managed through a monitoring system of information, analysing the evolution of each one.
It has been suggested that the PCC is associated with the general monitoring of sensory information and that the MPFC is associated with an evaluation of the salience of this information [4], [6].
It would enable much more rapid sharing and monitoring of such information".
Some American companies have begun to use Indian workers to handle online monitoring of their information systems.
Early selection refers to limitations on access whereas late correction describes controlled monitoring of accessed information.
