Sentence examples for monitoring scope from inspiring English sources
Inspired by the above analysis, big location data were used to help prevent third-party damage in this study and to solve the problems in the current third-party damage identification such as real-time deficiencies and small monitoring scope.
Although China's blackout defense system has accomplished achievements so far, as its monitoring scope is limited within the power system, it cannot prevent blackouts caused by extreme natural disasters, serious primary energy events and other external factors.
The methodology consists of the following steps: i) exploring social ecological issues of concern and defining the monitoring scope; ii) articulating information needs expressed as tractable questions; iii) elaborating monitoring needs; iv) grounding in scientific models and current monitoring; v) synthesizing assessment findings into target entities, i.e. analysis variables for monitoring.
The typical monitoring scopes including the metocean, structural motions and operation status are introduced respectively.
This information is crucial for monitoring the scope of the problem and for guiding intervention strategies.
The methods of MAS-NMR and thermal analysis gave key data for monitoring the scope of Al O P cross-links both in virgin MDF test pieces and in those exposed to moisture.
By employing the classical apparatus of the scientific method – " formulating hypotheses, making critical comparisons, discovering empirical patterns, and monitoring their scope and extent" – realist evaluation enables a comprehensive assessment of system-wide change [ 15].
By a process of formulating and testing hypotheses, making critical comparisons, discovering empirical patterns, and monitoring their scope and extent, a realist evaluation enables a comprehensive assessment of system-wide change in health systems.
The electrical test equipment takes the form of analog waveform monitors, vector scopes, digital timing and frequency meters, as well as many other specialized types of equipment for analyzing digital signals.
From an instrumental point of view, this implies a stronger emphasis on developing tools that will enable managers to clarify the roles of their staff in different contexts, to monitor the scopes of practice of their staff, and to detect any barrier or facilitator to effective utilisation of the workforce.
Or was the doctor practicing sub-standard medicine, outside the scope of his training, in an inappropriate and insufficiently monitored setting?
