Sentence examples for monitoring the depth from inspiring English sources

The proposed thin-film sensors are thus confirmed to be capable of monitoring the depth of chloride permeation in mortar with sufficient accuracy.

The tractor or combine was driving by itself, guided by a satellite, and a computer on board was monitoring the depth and amount of fertilizer or the amount of wheat that was being harvested.

Monitoring the depth of a neuromuscular blockade with peripheral nerve stimulation (PNS) is recommended only in combination with a clinical assessment by critical care societies [2, 4, 5].

However, in the ACURASYS study (1), cisatracurium was administered at a constant and high posology without monitoring the depth of neuromuscular blockade.

The position of the camera is constantly tracked by monitoring the depth of known objects in its view, and with that information known, the 3D data recorded can be given absolute measurements, producing a static map of the room.

As recently suggested by us [2], [3] and others [4], RQA of EEG recordings appears to be a highly promising tool for monitoring the depth of anaesthesia.

We conclude that acoustic telemetry is feasible as a method to monitor the depth of fish in real-time commercial aquaculture.

We did not use a specific device to monitor the depth of anaesthesia.

As it is impossible to monitor the depth of the PEG visually or by X-ray, a general PEG profile, based on previous measurements from different locations on the Vasa warship and at different depths, will serve as a further link to estimate the stiffness properties in terms of MOE of structural elements.

Data indicate that variations of the Bispectral Index (BIS), initially developed to monitor the depth of anesthesia in the operating room, may be of interest to reflect cortical arousal associated with a painful procedure in mechanically ventilated, sedated, paralyzed patients [6].

A reference mark on the top of the electrode array enabled us to monitor the depth of the electrode beneath the cortical surface during the experiment.