Sentence examples for monitoring topics from inspiring English sources

Examples of these shifts are presented below, selected to illustrate shifts in learning across a range of monitoring topics.

In addition, the consistency of our results with "the obvious" supports our other observations for the document set, particularly that major forest monitoring topics – e.g. "carbon stock" (20) estimates or "forest growth" (53) – are not shared between the document corpora.

All phone calls will be audio-recorded and coded to monitor topics discussed across intervention participants and ensure that counselling was not provided.

In real life, industrial companies utilize such fact to develop innovative applications, such as marketing campaigns for new products through online social networks and monitoring trendy topics to profile potential customers.

In both cases it co-occurs with terms that are characteristic for scientific publications in general and would thus be expected in publications on citizen science as well as forest monitoring; both topics were accordingly labelled "science study".

The Gore campaign was also monitoring another topic that no one wanted to be caught discussing in public.

"Current" is a Java application designed to sit on the desktop of a journalist and monitor trending topics on Google and the appearance of those topics within Google News.

You're an analyst or business person who needs to constantly monitor important topics relevant to your sector and constantly switching between multiple apps, news sources, social media and platforms to do that.

While traditional newsrooms now monitor trending topics in social media, this tactic does not offer each member of the audience a personal experience.

Of course, this raises the spectre of the vast private ownership of most of what we consider "the Internet," and the inherent weakness of private companies interested in profit standing up to governments who demand censorship or monitoring, a topic covered in detail by Evgeny Morozov in his riveting challenge to cyber-utopians (and digital centrism), The Net Delusion.

With the participant's consent, all phone calls will be audio recorded and coded to ascertain and monitor the topics that are discussed and as a quality check to ensure that counselling was not provided.