Sentence examples for monitoring suite from inspiring English sources

Stackdriver APM is available today and it provides a full-service monitoring suite.

All the source code and the monitoring suite are publicly available.

New Relic is launching a new analytics component for its application and server monitoring suite today that allows developers to drill even deeper into the data their code (and users) generate.

In terms of competing products, he name checks the likes of Cision's media monitoring suite, plus products from Kantar Media and Moreover Technologies, but argues that Aylien's text analysis tech is "much more advanced", given its been honing its algorithmic smarts for more than three years.

Current infection control software suites such as VigiLanz Dynamic Monitoring Suite and TheraDoc Infection Control Assistant primarily issue outbreak alerts based on infection frequency thresholds.

Experimental results confirm the efficiency and effectiveness of the proposed method in monitoring a suite of process variables with different distribution characteristics, showing that the proposed RBFNN PCA method is a reliable scheme as an effective extension to the linear PCA method.

The Garfield County network encompasses five sites to monitor a suite of VOCs and (at three sites) particulate matter, in a jurisdiction that covers nearly 3,000 square miles of complex terrain [ 20].

Alterian, a global provider of integrated marketing solutions, has added social media monitoring to its suite of services in one swoop with the acquisition of Techrigy.

Then, we moved on to the flow-based method, i.e., combined monitoring of cipher suite lists from SSL/TLS handshakes in HTTPS connections and the User-Agents from HTTP connections.

Focusing on the outer ice-I layer we will present relations between the interior of Europa and key tidal parameters that can be retrieved from an instrument suite monitoring tidally-induced changes of local gravity, tilt, latitude and strain at the surface.

It is therefore vital that the well-being of animals held in captivity prior to release is managed with careful consideration of the life-history traits of the species in question, and by the monitoring of a suite of physiological and behavioural indices.