Sentence examples for monitoring the natural from inspiring English sources

In this paper, the wavelet filter with very narrow frequency-band and autocorrelation enhancement is proposed as a means of monitoring the natural frequencies in real-time.

The Cornell Lab invites participants to fill out a questionnaire, and those who do receive a variety of information, including details on membership.. Getting the public involved in monitoring the natural world, and perhaps joining a conservation organization, is not the only goal.

The testing is sensitive enough to detect early neurological abnormalities, and will be useful for monitoring the natural clinical course and effect of therapeutic experiments in various neurogenetic disease model mice, such as chemical chaperone therapy for GM1-gangliosidosis model mice.

The simulation shows that the characteristic frequencies decrease with the increasing clearance between the barrel and the rod, thus the defects could be indicated by monitoring the natural frequency.

Combining both measures has been shown to be important for monitoring the natural history of the disease and treatment outcome [ 11].

To answer the research question better, the most appropriate design for studies where the aim is prospective is to use a cohort design (descriptive) for monitoring the natural history of a disease or injury or for evaluating a treatment [ 41].

At the start of the experiment, a stationary DMON digital acoustic recorder (Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution, Woods Hole, MA, USA) was deployed on a mooring on the reef (approximately 1 m off the bottom) to record sounds directly on the reef and monitor the natural temporal changes in sound production during the course of the study (Fig. 6).

Seismometers have been deployed around both sites to monitor the natural and induced seismicity (Figure 1).

By combining recent and past marine sedimentary archives, we aim to monitor the natural variability of these oscillations during the past 2700 years.

Ramingwong et al. (1980) accurately monitored the natural thermal water discharge 1974 1979, and determined an average discharge of 20 l s−1 and fluctuations of about 5 l s−1.

Ultra low-level liquid scintillation counting (LSC) can be successfully utilized for counting alpha and beta activity derived from alpha, beta emitters to monitor the natural radioactivity, contamination related to nuclear fallouts, contaminants branched from nuclear power stations or fuel reprocessing plants.