Examples of using A monitoring in English and their translations into Czech
{-}
-
Official
-
Colloquial
He's wearing a monitoring device.
There's a monitoring station where the activities of participants in Dharma in our initiative projects can be observed and recorded.
Yeah, but what if it's just a monitoring station, or a dead drop?
Preparation of a monitoring system for the Měj se k světu manifesto strategic goals, including the identification of suitable data sets to be followed.
Moreover, the Commission has set up a monitoring system for the Youth Guarantee.
People also translate
This means that a monitoring center(SNMP Client) requests the states of individual variables, and the SNMP Agent implemented in the device responds.
Yeah, it's a box, tells you when the monster's close. Basically this is a monitoring device that I built that.
Basically this is a monitoring device that I built that.
This allows a view of each segment as part of the plant infrastructure rather than a monitoring instrument and its channel.
Administrator of a monitoring system for ensuring quality data.
The MC says you're nolonger a medical emergency, but as a precaution, I would like to insert a monitoring chip into your bloodstream.
Therefore, we present a monitoring system which extends all the way from the manufacturer to the patient.
While specific experiences of the country partners have been described previously,overall there were three identified phases to carrying out a monitoring event.
As noted in the introduction, a monitoring role for civil society is identified in Article 33(3) of the CRPD.
The device can be used both in industry(power production, oil management, etc.) andin oil separators, as a monitoring and safety system.
Basically this is a monitoring device that I built that, um… Yeah, it's a box, tells you when the monster's close.
This makes it ideal foruse in rougher or industrial environments- whether as a device in a monitoring system or as a high-performance workstation.
They provide faster access(or a monitoring preview) to the items located on the control tab in the lower level of the application.
In spite of this Community adoption procedure, it is essential to ensure that the IASB functions correctly and the creation of a Monitoring Group is a positive step.
Station 5, or the pearl,is a monitoring station where the activities of participants in Dharma Initiative projects can be observed and recorded.
The application device consists of a compact unit which, in addition to a computer and a monitoring device, also includes separate tanks for the resin and the hardener.
Station 5, or the pearl,is a monitoring station where the activities of participants in Dharma Initiative projects can be observed and recorded.
For this reason, the introduction of an independent mechanism for receiving complaints and the creation of a monitoring authority provide a clear benefit for passengers in relation to transport operators.
A monitoring device is an information gateway, showing at-a-glance the battery state of charge; how much power is being consumed; and how much is being generated.
One small piece of misinformation contained in a monitoring report can lead to the entire monitoring mission, report and team being discredited.
The agreement with South Korea contains a chapter on sustainable development, which covers labour standards,environmental policy and a monitoring mechanism that is to involve civil society.
I therefore propose that the European Union should organise a monitoring mission as quickly as possible, along the lines of the work we did in the Balkans.
We have a monitoring mission, which is important, but it has to have access to all parts of Georgia in order to support displaced persons and others.
The paper presents results of a study carried out within a Monitoring of public health focused on the air quality in classrooms in elementary schools.
It defines a monitoring system improving the identification of medicines, so that in future the flow of medicines can be traced all the way from the producer to the consumer.
