Sentence examples for monitoring of wood from inspiring English sources

With an increase in laser pulse energy it is anticipated that the working focal length of the LIBS system can be increased to enable the monitoring of wood samples of more variable thicknesses.

Field-based methods have already been developed for sustainable harvest assessment and monitoring of non-wood forest products, resulting in the publication of research guidelines and predictive models (Cunningham 2001; FAO 1995; Nantelet al.1996; Peters 1994).

We monitored productivity of wood ducks in artificial nest boxes at three sites on the bayou and at a reference site on a separate drainage during 1988-1990.

Continued monitoring of the elfin woods warbler populations is achieved through bird counts performed every 3 to 4 years by the Puerto Rican Breeding Bird Survey (PRBBS).

The integrated use of non-destructive testing methodologies and data handling techniques to assess, monitor and predict properties of wood within structures and buildings is briefly described in this work.

In warm-desert sites monitored for 3 years, cylinders of wood with bark removed lost mass very slowly (T50 = 60 yr) at a location never inundated (Bill Williams River, Arizona), whereas decay rate varied among aquatic locations (T50 = 20 yr in Bill Williams River; T50 = 3 yr in Las Vegas Wash, an effluent-dominated stream warmed by treated wastewater inflows).

One challenge was to find a sustainable supply of wood: "Wood is monitored," Mr. Worang said.

Powrie, R.J.K. Wood, Electrostatic monitoring of oil lubricated contacts for early detection of wear, in: Proceedings of the International Conference on Condition Monitoring, University of Wales Swansea, 12 15 April 1999; Wear 230 (19991999) 86; H.E.G.

A direct on-site monitoring of the mechanical damage in the wood elements could be performed by acoustic emission [32].

Torpor was monitored daily by animal cage inspection in the dark and displacement of wood chips was used to determine arousal during hibernation.

The plan includes new air pollution monitoring stations, a reduction in VAT tax and subsidies to encourage households to use central heating instead of wood.