Sentence examples for periodic polling from inspiring English sources

Further reflection suggests that the idea is about more than periodic polling of the people.

Because of the issue with debouncing, the periodic polling seemed a more appropriate selection despite the sacrifice of some computer utilization.

There were two software implementations possible for the button - an external interrupt based on a falling edge, or a periodic polling.

"We have to attract that creative class," said Carrie Meek Gallagher, the director of the Long Island Index, a regional profile developed by the Rauch Foundation and based on periodic polling.

Instead, they are considering gathering information from the vast, centralised databases held by government, such as tax records, benefit databases, electoral lists and school rolls, as well as periodic polling of a sample of the population.

The Pew Initiative on Food and Biotechnology is out with its periodic poll of consumer's attitudes about genetically modified foods.

He also pointed out that, according to his organization's periodic polls, roughly one in six Americans believed Jews had too much power in Wall Street and the American government.

The judgment of history — in the form of presidential rankings yielded up by those periodic polls of heavyweight historians — coincides to a remarkable degree with the contemporaneous judgment of the electorate.

The haters seize upon periodic polls asking reporters how they voted in a presidential race.

The state, how much it spends and on what, is not only at the heart of the current sovereign debt crisis but key to what Europhiles like Mr. Rifkin have seen as a fledgling European identity: Most Europeans associate democracy with a social safety net, according to periodic opinion polls conducted by the European Commission.

Nodes are grouped into clusters and directly connected with local fusion centers (FCs), one per cluster, which send periodic queries to simultaneously poll all sensors in a cluster.