Sentence examples for survey of monitoring from inspiring English sources

A survey of monitoring tools and frameworks is presented including Dyninst, Grid Monitoring Architecture, Network Weather Service, NetLogger, Ganglia, the Globus Toolkit's Monitoring and Discovery Service, Open Grid Services Architecture -based monitoring, and standards such as the Simple Network Management protocol and Common Information Model.

A previous survey of cloud monitoring [24] has addressed the challenges inherent to cloud computing.

Section 'Survey of general monitoring systems' surveys monitoring systems which predate cloud computing but are frequently referred to as tools used in cloud monitoring.

Based on a survey of both monitored and modeled ambient concentrations, and comparison of ambient levels with health-based thresholds, each of 179 air pollutants was assigned to one of five relative-risk categories based on the likelihood that it posed a chronic health threat to Houston residents.

Surveys of the health consequences of monitoring in the workplace have suggested that electronically monitored workers experience higher levels of depression, tension and anxiety and lower levels of productivity than those who are not monitored.

As part of a series of surveys to monitor A/H1N1 epidemic activity, a commercial polling organization administered the questionnaire using this telephone-survey methodology, targeting 1,000 1,500 participants on each occasion, a sample size calculated to give an estimate of A/H1N1 health protective behaviours with a precision of ±3%.

This literature study first provides a survey on monitoring data of VMPs and biocides in liquid manure and secondly presents studies on transformation processes in liquid manure.

Purpose/Objective: The overall aim of the evaluation was to conduct a national facility-based survey to monitor the effectiveness of the Swaziland National PMTCT programme.

This paper performs an exhaustive survey of contemporary monitoring tools from which we derive a taxonomy, which examines how effectively existing tools and designs meet the challenges of cloud monitoring.

This paper reports the results of a survey of data monitoring practices of the 12 clinical co-operative groups in cancer sponsored by the National Cancer Institute in the United States.

From our extensive survey of existing monitoring systems it is evident that there are a number of common elements.