Sentence examples for that monitor for from inspiring English sources

ISPs were able to block the pages in a trice – all their traffic flows through devices that monitor for prohibited destinations.

It's wasteful to go through the whole sentence only to find that the first word the network picked is wrong, and then start over with that knowledge, so DeepL and others in the machine learning field apply "attention mechanisms" that monitor for such potential trip-ups and resolve them before the CNN moves on to the next word or phrase.

The AIDPA will require covered entities (see below) to employ a "chief AI officer," who, among other things, is responsible for monitoring AI within the workplace, creating company-wide plans for AI-impacted employment, implementing the AIDPA regulations, enacting company-wide safeguards that monitor for and respond to malicious AI activity and accounting for AI-created IP.

The AIDPA should start by requiring every company to designate a technically proficient "Chief AI Officer" charged with closely monitoring AI in the workplace, creating a legal duty to enact safeguards that monitor for malicious activity related to a company's IP that exceeds AI's programming, and potentially using a "kill switch".

However, traditional tools that monitor for unintended changes such as assessing agronomic characteristics of new crop varieties (e.g. detecting "off-types" as is done for traditional breeding), compositional analysis, and the conduct of hypothesis-based animal feeding studies are well constructed to assess whether protein protein interactions have occurred (Parrott et al., 2010).

Murray argues that more blood tests, combined with biological passports that monitor for the effects of doping, is the best tactic to ensure a clean sport and may not be as costly as first appears.

4. WRAP-UP/HOMEWORK: Each group researches the regulatory agency or agencies that monitor safety for their assigned transportation category.

There are external agencies that monitor the media for us.

We then standardized these daily deviances by dividing by the standard deviation for that monitor.

Thus, Sonos has an internal team that monitors blogs for customers that report their experiences.

Last month we ran a brief post introducing Spellr.us, a service that monitors websites for spelling errors.