Sentence examples for monitoring the real from inspiring English sources

"I am interested in monitoring the real time temperature data from the wheels, landing struts, hydraulic brake lines and also the tire pressures" on the left-hand side of the shuttle, he wrote.

We have evaluated the performance of the LAPM scheme in real WLAN testbed at the technology building in CQUPT campus by monitoring the real traffic as illustrated in Fig. 3.

Monitoring the real bad guys can lead to solid law enforcement work.

It is also necessary for regulatory authorities and industry to be aware of outlier prostheses as, even with internal monitoring, the real number of revisions may not be apparent (de Steiger et al. 2011, Zuckerman et al. 2011, McGee et al. 2012).

Sugrobov was said to have a benefactor and protector in Yevgeny Shkolov, who is reputed to have served in the K.G.B. with Vladimir Putin in Dresden in the nineteen-eighties, and came to work in the Presidential administration as a powerful adviser in charge of monitoring the real-estate and business dealings of state officials.

Furthermore, there is a strong requirement for monitoring the real-time dynamic information related to the construction of TENGs.

Theranostic nanomedicines for imaging guided therapy, simultaneously monitoring the real-time response of therapy, have aroused great interest in cancer research.

While the car is zooming round the track at up to 200mph in Abu Dhabi, say, the team back in Enstone is monitoring the real-time data flow remotely using VMware's virtual desktop technology.

Monitoring the real-time pollution status of the ash fouling produced by power station boiler furnaces and properly using the soot blower system of the boiler can significantly improve the safety and efficiency of such coal-fired boilers.

The shortcomings mentioned in Section 3.1 and Section 3.2 limit the electrical temperature sensors and infrared sensing technology for monitoring the real-time temperature over the long-term in heavy-duty CNC machine tools.

In this study, we developed a new approach in the form of a dynamic data driven application system (DDDAS) for monitoring the real-time variation and load of TP in surface water.