Sentence examples for tracking and maintenance from inspiring English sources
Joint development assumes association infrastructure Cisco fog computing network with Toshiba Group technologies [22] to control points on the network, tracking and maintenance of geographically dispersed multi-function devices.
The green fluorescent protein marker allowed tracking and maintenance of the transgenic line, UN1305 xbEx1305[hsp16.2p:: flag:: ha:: cacn-1, sur-5:: GFP].
However, construction of such microarrays presents a number of challenges, largely related to costs associated with amplicon validation, tracking and maintenance.
Current recommendations advise new generation long lasting batteries (lithium), equipment tracking and maintenance, continuous charging, a sounding alarm in the case of weak battery life, and connecting the transport equipment to wall sockets as soon as possible [ 4- 6, 21, 23].
Track and maintenance of way workers checked every single spike and bolt along the train's route to ensure that there would not be any problems, and temporary speed signs were installed along the route to warn the Zephyr's crew of curves that would be dangerous at high speeds.
An important initiative has been to build up a management information system for tracking operation and maintenance requirements, water supply quantity and quality, and management of the system.
Industrial action by Network Rail workers, including track engineers and maintenance staff as well as signallers, would seriously disrupt most rail services.
This approach includes the following security features: access control framework, image filters, a provenance tracking, and repository maintenance services.
Seven people died in the Potters Bar rail crash as a result of a points failure caused by track inspection and maintenance failures, an inquest jury concluded yesterday.
The direct operating expenses of the bus, per mile, were greater than those of streetcars, but the heavy expenses of track construction and maintenance ultimately rendered streetcars uneconomical.
The new commissioner, Peter Gerbasi, pushed hard to update the department's computer systems, like the personal computer in the Hempstead garage that allows mechanics to track inventory and maintenance records.
