Sentence examples for monitoring vessel from inspiring English sources
In April, a Chinese helicopter came within 90 meters, or 300 feet, of a Japanese military monitoring vessel in the vicinity of a Chinese naval exercise.
The EPA began using the Bold, its only coastal and ocean monitoring vessel, in August; by September the ship was involved in conducting water quality assessments in the Gulf of Mexico following Hurricane Katrina.
The US and the UK devote much of their intelligence capability to monitoring vessels going in and out.
A large number of research and monitoring vessels have continued to increase knowledge of the North Sea and its coastal environment.
For drug and fluid administration and hemodynamic monitoring, vessels were cannulated with polyethylene catheters with an outer diameter of 0.9 mm (Braun, Melsungen, Germany).
For drug and fluid administration as well as hemodynamic monitoring, vessels were cannulated with polyethylene catheters with an outer diameter of 0.9 mm (Braun, Melsungen, Germany).
That year thirteen nations began monitoring vessels under the North Korean flag for "illicit cargos, like drugs, missiles or nuclear weapon fuel".
The Tikigaq Corporation, which uses Point Hope's original Inupiat name, already has a small contract with Shell to monitor vessel traffic and subsistence hunting in the Arctic and hopes for more work.
The monitored vessel diameters at rest ranged between 40 and 150 μm.
In addition to morphological characteristics and measuring endothelial proliferation, imaging methods such as DCE, MRI, or PET (positron emission tomography) probes for hypoxia will be important to monitor vessel co-option/angiogenesis status in tumors prior to and during treatment.
Matthew Godsey, editor of the Risk Report, a publication of the Wisconsin Project on Nuclear Arms Control, a proliferation research group in Washington that follows North Korean behavior, said the Chong Chon Gang might have also been able to travel in the region undetected in the past by turning off its satellite transponder, used by tracking services to monitor vessels for their own safety.
