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busin., IT |
controlling |
commun. |
policing (bit rate, ATM); Ü supervision (PCM unit or equipment); maintenance (network) |
comp., MS |
audit (To track changes in entities and fields as required); auditing (The process an operating system uses to detect and record security-related events, such as an attempt to create, to access, or to delete objects such as files and directories. The records of such events are stored in a file known as a security log, whose contents are available only to those with the proper clearance) |
environ. |
surveillance System that permits the continuous observation, measurement and evaluation of the progress of a process or phenomenon with the view to taking corrective measures; survey A critical examination of facts or conditions to provide information on a situation. Usually conducted by interviews and/or on-site visitations |
IMF. |
oversight; surveillance (IWF-Übereinkommen) |
lab.law. |
follow-up |
law, commun. |
interception |
meas.inst. |
checkout |
social.sc., transp., mech.eng. |
indicating |
transp., el. |
correspondence proving |
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gen. |
supervision |
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tech., mech.eng. |
monitoring |
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gen. |
supervisory |
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gen. |
supervisory |
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gen. |
monitoring; stakeout; supervision; surveillance; survey |
commun. |
supervisory function |
comp. |
surveying; auditing; revision; inspection; monitoring (des Arbeitsablaufes) |
construct. |
checking |
econ. |
supervisory control; observation; running |
emerg.care |
monitoring |
environ. |
watching; verification |
nucl.phys., радиоакт. |
radiation monitoring; radiation survey; radiation surveillance |
opt. |
operator attention |
tech. |
check; control; watch; watchdog |
telecom. |
operating observation |
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gen. |
surveillances |
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chem. |
surveyance |