Sentence examples for monitoring to guarantee from inspiring English sources
Finally, the experimental feedback with actively cooled walls, including in situ monitoring to guarantee plasma facing component safety, will be summarized.
The proposed multitechnical damage assessment methodology was used to characterize the causes of damage, design reinforcement actions, and carry out subsequent monitoring to guarantee the structural stability of the building.
In theory the treated water should be clean enough to drink, but Sutton says the level of monitoring to guarantee potable water is beyond the scope of the project at this stage.
30) In synchronous intermittent mandatory ventilation (SIMV) mode, the portable ventilator should be equipped with the necessary general requirements in terms of performance and monitoring to guarantee appropriate ventilation.
The head of the Organization of American States observation team, saying he had been deceived by Peruvian officials, angrily left Peru today, two days before the presidential runoff election that he was supposed to monitor to guarantee against vote fraud.
Regardless of the future management of the aquatic center, all agreements for its operation will be carefully scrutinized and monitored to guarantee its availability to the residents of this county and this state, whose funds built this center in the first place.
The early-age strength of concrete structure need to be monitored to guarantee the concrete's structural status and ensure safe construction.
23 35 Finally, the endoscopic protocol was carefully monitored to guarantee proper training and strict adherence.
The Arab League foreign ministers discussed the plan, which calls for an immediate, unconditional halt to the fighting, followed by a long-term truce between Hamas and Israel, and international monitors to guarantee the truce and the opening of border crossings into Gaza, which Israel has kept largely sealed since 2007.
Data verification was performed by an independent monitor to guarantee accuracy and completeness.
However, usual kinds of damage are hardly visible and require monitoring techniques to guarantee their reliability.
