Sentence examples for waste monitoring from inspiring English sources
We don't have patient forecasting in my office, push-button waste monitoring, or such stringent, hour-by-hour oversight of the work we do, and we don't want to.
Clearly labeled bins, reducing consumption of plastic goods, and having a regular waste monitoring and audit system in place will ensure that the waste stream is minimized.
It combines special socket attachments with a hub, iPhone app and web-based application to deliver energy waste monitoring, as well as remote control of unused devices sapping juice.
This ranges from cloud-based platforms powered by libraries of clinical, social and behavioral analytics utilized for sharing information across multiple hospitals, to using big data and advanced analytics for clinical improvements, financial analysis and fraud and waste monitoring.
Staff used a touch screen to identify all wasted food and a "waste monitor system", developed by Winnow, weighed it, displaying the pounds and pence being thrown away.
Two large standardized and movable containers were equipped for whole-unit dismantling as well as waste monitors and printed wiring board recycling.
Lazy fix: "To figure out how much data you're wasting, monitor usage over the next month by reviewing third-party apps like Onavo Count and 3G Watchdog," said Woroch.
Without such planning, managers risk a potentially severe waste of monitoring resources on ineffective and inefficient monitoring, and institutions will remain ignorant of the true costs of information and the potential efficiency gains afforded by a moderate increase in technical capacity.
You'd think they'd have more to do than waste time monitoring the personal comings and goings of hundreds of tiresome office drones.
Pennsylvania requires more air, water and waste disposal monitoring, as well as a robust permitting system that will provide transparency to regulators and citizens alike.
Reactive transport equations are used in numerous application fields: CO2 or nuclear waste storage monitoring, separation processes in chemical engineering.
