Sentence examples for monitors out of from inspiring English sources

Sweden, meanwhile, said it would pull its monitors out of the country.

"I know I could have bought something comparable for about $1,500 less in a desktop machine, but those guys have to carry those towers and monitors out of here," he said, looking over the rows of behemoths.

They move further south, to manage another ruined farm, but their lives there amount to little more than a chain of calamities and woes: a newborn child dies (Alexandra has already lost two siblings), the weather is relentless and debilitating, and Fuller monitors, out of the corner of her eye, her mother's slow decline into alcoholism and madness.

He told us how happy he was to be chosen as one of three trained monitors out of 30 applicants -- while his wife explained he was gifted because he gave his heart to the forest.

In addition, we located monitors out of doors on the roofs of study buildings.

Such extras are vital, says Hains, whose team also monitors out-of-school activities.

In this paper, wavelet-based exponentially weighted moving average (EWMA) test statistic with adaptive thresholding method, which extracts several significant coefficients from original functional data in the wavelet domain and monitors out-of-control events, is proposed.

He is considering a tie-up with an Essex firm and is expanding into what he euphemistically terms "corporate work": monitoring out-of-hours use of vehicles, for example.

Further research is needed to refine the results in order to make them suitable for both supporting decision-making processes and monitoring out-of-home placements.

25 Concerns were raised about the failure to monitor out-of-hours care and urgent care centres, which is consistent with reports that monitoring these services has not been a priority for NHS England or the CCGs.

The Guidelines provide the first international framework for governments as well as international organizations, civil society, the private sector, and professionals that directly or indirectly are involved with organizing, providing or monitoring out-of-home care for children.