Sentence examples for scope of monitoring from inspiring English sources
Its importance has been amplified over the last week, after a series of revelations about the nature and scope of monitoring activities abroad, particularly against US allies.
The scope of monitoring and the admitted breaches of the 4th Amendment are themselves shrouded in secrecy.
These requirements limit the scope of monitoring, despite the fact that microprocessor-based monitoring systems have seen significant increase in their storage and computational power.
Moreover, the ability to cheaply and rapidly sequence material from different habitats not only increases the efficiency of biomonitoring as a technique, but it expands the scope of monitoring programs, by extension into habitats and biota groups which are currently not studied due to poor taxonomic knowledge or technical competency.
The key factor behind the uncertainty, however, according to the authors, is the limited scope of available monitoring and data .The central government is able to monitor large and medium-sized companies, but small ones they can't monitor well or verify their emissions," says Mr Guan.
In the future, sensing technologies may add to the scope of wireless monitoring of the infrastructure.
Financial limitations will always restrict the scope of a monitoring program, hence the program's focus must be carefully prioritized.
Both the secure, segregated responses to demands for data, and the limited scope of the monitoring could help ease the fears of the public.
The "searchlight" shape model was used to extract the types of land use within the scope of each monitoring well in order to evaluate the relationship between the spatial distribution of groundwater pollution and land use.
Based on the experience and considerations presented so far a technical committee of the Association of German Engineers VDI developed a guideline with proposals for identifying organism groups within the scope of GMO monitoring [27, 28].
The president may propose to expand the internet, but in this context it would also mean widening the scope of state monitoring online, digital-rights groups claim.
