Sentence examples for monitoring the electric from inspiring English sources

Nearly three months on, the academics, city officials and company executives who built and are monitoring the Electric Avenue project, consisting of a one-way street with six chargers and parking exclusively for electric vehicles, have started to tally the many challenges to promoting electric transportation.

Alterations in the morphology of cell aggregates e.g. apoptosis or necrosis can be detected by impedance spectroscopy monitoring the electric behavior of membranes and extracellular space with a high resolution and reproducibility.

The Outlet Regulator, called the "leech plug" by the vulgar, monitors the electric throughput and physically disconnects itself when the device being charged is full.

Therefore, the real-time PC index is useful for monitoring the magnetospheric electric field and nowcasting and forecasting geomagnetic storms.

The SuperDARN, which covers a wide spatial range of the high-latitude ionosphere, would be a powerful tool for monitoring the global electric field distribution.

The power meter was used to monitor the consumed electric power.

Frazee believes this network will be used for remote reading of electric meters, monitoring the supply of candy and soda in vending machines — and someday tracking stolen cars and missing children.

Cell attachment and spreading were monitored using the electric cell-substrate impedance sensing (ECIS) 1600R device (Applied BioPhysics, Troy, NY).

This experiment monitored spectroscopically the electric contribution ΔΦcap to the transmembrane potential and the oxidation state of all cytochrome c after a short flash in anaerobic cells of Rb. sphaeroides PUFC/g mutants, which resemble the wild type (figures 7A and 7B, respectively, of [5]).

"They call it that because you work in the bowels of an electric generating station, monitoring the equipment and you are not allowed in the control room because you are a lower form of life," Edwards, 58, said Wednesday at the City Club in downtown Los Angeles. .

Electric sensors monitor the miniscule electrical charges generated by the processes of photosynthesis in fresh and sea water, where two acres of plant life are sufficient to provide all the high-efficiency electrical needs of a modern house.