Sentence examples for monitoring of streams from inspiring English sources

We developed this tool for an aquifer in northwestern Costa Rica where we conducted hydrological monitoring of streams and groundwater levels for 2.5 years, obtained further hydrological data (groundwater levels from 2005 to 2016), and worked with communities to assemble water use data.

The knowledge of capture efficiency and side effects of electrofishing is essential for research and monitoring of stream fish populations.

Ministry of Environment started a national survey for streams and rivers health evaluation project in 2007 with a task of monitoring of stream sites for periphyton, benthic macroinvertebrates, fish, and riparian characteristics [ 6].

It's already monitoring millions of streams, and the team previously sold video business ZenCoder for $30 million and built the video.js video player used by Twitter and Instagram.

Agent applications automate aspects of human performance and support the human user by continuous data analysis, monitoring of data streams and large databases, and where routine reactions to events are required.

The startup will monetize around these use cases, charging customers for the monitoring of continuous streams of video.

The startup will monetize around these use cases, charging customers for the monitoring of continuous streams of video.

The need for combined monitoring of multiple streams of evidence has led to increased interest in multivariate disease surveillance techniques.

For example, simultaneous monitoring of data streams where some have lower specificity and others have higher specificity could still improve overall timeliness.

In this study we explored the possibility of improving the ability to more quickly detect peak periods of influenza activity in Hong Kong through simultaneous monitoring of multiple streams of sentinel surveillance data.

Our study demonstrates that simultaneous monitoring of multiple streams of influenza surveillance data can improve the accuracy and timeliness of alerts compared with monitoring of aggregate data or of any single stream alone.