Sentence examples for monitoring transmission from inspiring English sources

In industrial applications, the deflection of the bellow due to applied pressure must be translated into an efficient electrical readout for monitoring, transmission and control.

As well, by imaging the tapered region, along with monitoring transmission down the fiber, we can determine whether or not the tapered fiber has survived the gluing process.

By monitoring transmission before and after the pull, it is also possible to determine the losses induced in the fiber due to the tapering process.

These key elements include a heavy-duty high-strength chain drive system, speed-adjustable soft start device, integrated monitoring transmission system of transmission device, heavy-loaded 1000 kW planetary retarder, high reliability long life high-strength coal transportation trough, high strength compact end discharge frame and automatic retractable tail with electro-hydraulic control, etc.

The declining levels of infection prevalence will render community cross-sectional parasite surveys inefficient in monitoring transmission over time and expanding them to the required sample sizes will become very expensive [4], [32].

We analyzed dual-capture data collected during longitudinal studies monitoring transmission and persistence of Sin Nombre virus in rodents in Colorado.

Home Monitoring transmissions were reviewed by the nurse within two working days upon HM notifications of critical events flagged for attention.

In July 2001 the North American Electric Reliability Council, an industry group formed to monitor transmission after a 1965 blackout, told Congress that "the grid is now being used in ways for which it was not designed".

We are vulnerable, but there are new molecular tools available to help us diagnose infections and monitor transmission of new disease-causing agents.

These features make WGS, moreso than the conventional molecular tools, an ideal tool to monitor transmission and drug resistance trends in countries, providing deep and wide information in a standardized way.

This analysis also omits the implementation of "smart sensors" which can be installed at key locations on the grid to monitor transmission as well as system problems.