Sentence examples for monitoring system able from inspiring English sources

We designed and built the components for a pollution monitoring system able to support closed-loop optimization between pollution and traffic management.

This approach is predicated on the implementation in series-production cars of a real-time and online lifetime monitoring system able to estimate the remaining service life of transmission gearwheels, continuously and under operating conditions.

This paper describes the architecture of a real time, performance-based, driver monitoring system able to detect the decrease in driver performances due to driver distraction, fatigue, sleepiness and alcohol or drugs ingestion.

This contribution seeks to outline a statistical perspective for the construction of a European forest monitoring system, able to provide statistically sound estimates of forest condition (defoliation) parameters and of their changes over time.

Since the initial call by Jordan (1995) [8] for a major monitoring system able to continuously evaluate cerebral functions in critically ill patients, several studies have aimed to characterize the role of the EEG in various clinical contexts, including the emergency department (ED).

Finally, the presented FPGA implementation of the proposed CA model offers the possibility a portable system to be designed, connected with GPS as well as GIS and/or wind monitoring systems able to provide real-time information concerning the wildfire propagation on the under test area.

Also, monitoring systems able to detect adverse events should be considered.

The administration of Libyan rangeland requires the institution of effective monitoring systems, able to assess the wide extent of rangeland.

In this respect, the need for wearable magnetic monitoring systems, able of detecting the presence of possibly hazardous magnetic fields of various different origins may become obvious.

However, with recent trends towards becoming less invasive, the value of the PAC has been questioned and, with the development of less invasive monitoring systems able to estimate cardiac output and other variables and wider availability of echocardiography, PAC use has decreased worldwide [ 14, 15].

Few LMICs have country-level surveillance and monitoring systems in place to be able to chart progress, relying instead on ad-hoc studies and surveys to fill these information gaps.