There are three main types of baby monitors: audio-only monitors, video monitors with dedicated viewers, and Wi-Fi video monitors.
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So all FreeSync monitors are Adaptive Sync monitors, but not all Adaptive Sync monitors support FreeSync.
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There are three main types of baby monitors: audio-only monitors, video monitors with dedicated viewers, and Wi-Fi video monitors that send a live video feed to your tablet, smartphone, or laptop.
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TL;DR: Monitors are on sale at Dell: Save up to $400 on curved, 4K, and UltraSharp monitors, plus Alienware gaming monitors.
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One monitors the meat's temp and the other monitors the ambient temperature.
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Female school bus monitors make 148.0% as much as male school bus monitors.
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"In general, these activity monitors worked as well as our research-grade monitors," Dr. Montoye said.
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The government monitors CoreCivic's facilities "very closely," he said, with on-site monitors who ensure accountability.
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Curved monitors provide you with a more immersive experience than standard monitors and help combat eye strain.
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The Cubo AI's $299 list price is more than basic video baby monitors but competitive among smart monitors.
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Technology company Withings makes health products including activity and sleep trackers, air quality monitors and wireless blood pressure monitors.
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Withings' products include activity trackers, weighing scales, thermometers, blood pressure monitors and baby monitors built on a digital platform.
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Invidyo also has an auto-lullaby player, temperature and humidity monitors, air quality monitors, night vision and two-way communication.
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At one point, what's kind of cool was that the little monitors, the little TV monitors inside the cockpit, actually worked.
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What the monitors may lack in sophistication is made up in numbers, with some 3,000 monitors in California, according to the company.
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Nvidia is getting creamed by AMD, which is selling a lot more monitors and working with a lot more companies to make monitors.
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The sonar monitors are along the top right, while the fire control monitors are to the left (not shown), and navigation is in back.
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They need to put carbon monoxide monitors and CO2 monitors in hallways and rooms, and there were Airbnbs that did not have that. Right.
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Proper QHD monitors have a larger pixel pitch or pixel width (the distance between the center of two sequential pixels) compared to 4K UHD monitors.
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The researchers studied nine overweight or obese adults who wore continuous blood sugar monitors and blood pressure monitors during their regular, mostly-sitting eight-hour workday.
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Here are a few monitors to make your photo editing a breeze: At $2,447, this is one of the most expensive photo-editing monitors you'll find.
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Monitors are usually a boring purchase — they're a means to an end — and monitors targeted at businesses are at the far end of the interesting spectrum.
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The CIC includes a radar operator who monitors ships within range and a navigation chart plotter who also monitors the electronic chart display and navigation system.
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In one fascinating study, when a steak landed on their plates, high self-monitors tasted it before pouring salt, whereas low self-monitors salted it first.
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Cathode ray tube (CRT) monitors, also known as monochrome monitors, got their Matrix-esque green-on-black look from the phosphor-coated inside of the screens.
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Reisinger's tree monitors and spotted tree monitors, for example, suddenly appeared on Indonesia's list of permissible exports in 2015, only to be removed the following year.
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It's a more complicated setup: traditional filmmaking, with wireless video monitors, follow focus, mounted monitors, all on a large gimbal, which keeps things nice and stable.
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It's a more complicated setup: traditional filmmaking, with wireless video monitors, follow focus, mounted monitors, all on a large gimbal, which keeps things nice and stable.
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"The EPA and state air monitors are regional monitors or fence-line monitors — that is, they're at the fence, where there might be community exposure," Dr. Thomas Burke, a former EPA science adviser and professor at Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health, told VICE News.
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The aircraft featured one 32-inch monitor, two 26-inch monitors, 12-inch monitors at most of the seats, XM satellite radio, and Ka-Band satellite WiFi.
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The Canfield In-Ear Monitors are the entry level model, selling for $195, and the Canfield Pro In-Ear Monitors are the high-end model, selling for $495.
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Dell's UltraSharp monitors are a true pioneer in the industry, as they're one of the first 25 and 27-inch monitors to offer InfinityEdge with supported HDR content.
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Human rights monitors started to count the numbers of the ''disappeared'' — critics who vanished into state custody without arrest or trial — until the monitors, too, began to disappear.
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The commission is also setting standards for computer monitors that will impact most of the market — only 14 percent of shipping monitors are estimated to meet the new standards.
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SmartAHC, a company that uses A.I. to monitors pigs' vital statistics that offers commercially available services, hooks up sows with wearable monitors that can predict the pigs' ovulation time.
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According to Ofcom: "Cordless phones, baby monitors, halogen lamps, dimmer switches, stereos and computer speakers, TVs and monitors can all affect your WiFi if they're too close to your router."
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I stood next to a fellow whose job it is to watch these monitors on a 22-hour shift, and he switches between the monitors, manually, with an Xbox controller.
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If you don't have the space for 49- or 65-inch monitors, Samsung has some new monitors that can fold flat against a wall to give you back desk real estate.
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Using data from almost 250 government monitors throughout the country, which closely matches monitors maintained by the United States Embassy in Beijing and consulates around the country, I found major improvements.
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In western Colorado, the environmental group Citizens for Clean Air has put up two dozen low-cost monitors around Grand Junction to supplement the two state-run monitors in the Grand Valley.
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As forecasters go about their business gazing at the video monitors, the eye-tracking devices installed under their monitors silently record their eye movements using of high-frequency cameras and computer vision algorithms.
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About 6 percent of desktop computers and 14 percent of monitors meet these standards, and the commission expects that all of the computers and monitors currently in use will be replaced in California.
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The delicate choreography of Gillette's "Track/Trace" (1972) — a pyramidal structure of 15 video monitors — feels as prescient as ever with its live surveillance footage of the museum galleries transmitted to the monitors.
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This potential for abuse is perhaps what makes smart baby monitors such attractive targets to bad actors, and it's also why repeated instances of lax security features on baby monitors are so unsettling.
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The main benefit with the G9 and other super-ultrawide 32:9 monitors is there's no bezel, or border, running down the middle of the screen like you get with two individual monitors.
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Apple said it regularly monitors all apps for content violations.
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Office chairs have been pushed aside, monitors have gone dark.
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Would I be able to plug in multiple, 144hz monitors?
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The required stand to hold said monitors will cost $999.
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Before they jump, a pararescueman jumpmaster monitors the drop zone.
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Phones, USB-C monitors, nightmarish Bluetooth neck speakers — and more?
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The foreign ministry said foreign monitors lacked objectivity and impartiality.
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Heart rate monitors help monitor the intensity of your exercise.
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Its high color accuracy is matched only by Eizo's monitors.
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It monitors employment, production, new orders, supply deliveries and inventories.
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Large LCD TVs and monitors were selling for $7.50 each.
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There are four servers and four monitors in the room.
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Plus defibrillators and pacemakers, patient monitors, and radiation therapy machines.
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"Countdown 40 seconds," the same soldier at the monitors announces.
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Nest connects to washing machines, pet feeders and baby monitors.
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Instead, Pence nudged Trump backers to volunteer as election monitors.
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For now, the monitors' assessment is based on research abroad.
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AOC and Studio F. A. Porsche are collaborating on monitors.
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There are two monitors being introduced in the new line.
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"You're seeing an expansive use of monitors," Ms. Jonas said.
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The municipality monitors Zhanglong's major project investments and financing plans.
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I'm talking billboards, monitors, keyboards, remotes, watches, phones, and wallets.
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China closely monitors any U.S. military activity around its coastline.
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The annulment came despite international election monitors reporting nothing amiss.
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Monitors with two Thunderbolt 3 ports just don't exist yet.
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They also planted several seismic monitors around the uninhabited island.
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The Food and Drug Administration monitors all U.S. drug trials.
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Save up to $200 on Dell UltraSharp monitors See Details
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Most attendees watched the service on monitors in overflow rooms.
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The vote has been widely criticized by international election monitors.
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The room was quiet, minus the sounds of the monitors.
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Ideally, activity monitors would goose you to avoid being sedentary.
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Workman says the company has sold 40,000 monitors since then.
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Sarah monitors and adapts global technological advancements, generating disruptive challenges.
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"I have lots of monitors everywhere I go," Armstrong says.
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Another shot shows people sitting behind monitors, watching the destruction.
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Meanwhile, baby monitors that use wireless analog transmission aren't private.
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As you enter Cameron, you come upon the Line Monitors.
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The images would come across the monitors, line by line.
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The device monitors his heart rhythm, looking for dangerous abnormalities.
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"Hutton: "We have air quality control monitors throughout the space.
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In October, the commission will send monitors to the school.
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Even qualified monitors with solid track records can go astray.
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On the monitors, a recent American cop comedy is playing.
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The commission will send monitors to the school in October.
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The Fed closely monitors market expectations of interest rate moves.
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A strategist monitors events and translates them into course corrections.
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It's long been known that doctors attended torture as monitors.
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EU monitors said the delay was undermining the vote's credibility.
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A remote control panel monitors every seat on the ride.
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What if a deal does not satisfy the ethics monitors?
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The group will contribute almost half of the 77,534 monitors.
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CSE monitors electronic communication and helps protect national computer networks.
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That night, we shut off the monitors inside his room.
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Monitors are seen at the back of the debate hall.
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In Seaside Heights, that means state monitors overseeing every expenditure.
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The monitors said the United States reported that between Jan.
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Most of us associate liquid crystals with LCD computer monitors.
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So too are the temperature and humidity monitors highly accurate.
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California has an outside agency that monitors the corrections department.
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The guide outlines some of the things the company monitors.
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I feel weird about that stuff, baby monitors and things.
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People are rewarded for exhibiting fear and making themselves monitors.
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Turkey Blocks, a group that monitors internet shutdowns in the country, and Dyn, which monitors internet performance and traffic globally, both reported it was difficult or impossible to access social media services in Turkey.
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With increased connectivity of glucose monitors, heart monitors and so many other tracking devices, there are bound to be new discoveries from the data we collect, analyze and benchmark against patients around the world.
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While 4K monitors have been fairly commonplace for years and HDR is now a standard feature on TVs, HDR-capable PC monitors are only just starting to come out — LG's is one of the first.
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China's online monitors have intensified their policing of chatter about markets.
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It monitors employment, production, new orders, supply deliveries and inventories. --CNBC.
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Even many portable machines like battery-powered Holter monitors, are unwieldy.
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The opposition is challenging the outcome and election monitors are investigating.
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He also monitors the change over time in biomarkers he assesses.
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To play on monitors is much better because of the latency.
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The Weather Prediction Center in College Park, Maryland, monitors heavy rains.
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Within this sale category, you will find UltraSharp and gaming monitors.
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Smith has a pair of M040 monitors and a 7360A subwoofer.
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"CME Group regularly monitors its markets for suspicious activity," it said.
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Acer is announcing three new Predator gaming monitors at CES 2017.
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Baby monitors should have good sound quality and minimal interference issues.
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Here are our top seven picks for the best baby monitors.
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TV monitors in Seoul show the downfall of Jang Song Thaek.
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Jackson is working on her ear while Maggie monitors her heart.
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The monitors are great with great fidelity and Thunderbolt 3 connectivity.
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SmartSite's system monitors particulates, UV rays and more on construction sites.
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It also monitors rulings that affect defendants, including immigrants and veterans.
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The group monitors ceasefire violations along the border between the countries.
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Purple waves fill the three attached monitors, accompanied by ambient music.
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Participants could see the exchange through monitors placed at both stands.
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ViewSonic has more than just gaming monitors to tout at CES.
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Otherwise, the Optic MPG27CQ and MPG27CQ are pretty standard gaming monitors.
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Save 20% on Viewsonic monitors and projectors at Amazon See Details
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"Exports are higher," said an industry source who monitors Saudi output.
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"Put these monitors on, please," she pleaded with the production crew.
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Displays flickered or turned off and some monitors were completely incompatible.
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An IS counter-attack on Monday inflicted heavy casualties, monitors reported.
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The tool monitors containers much like any other entity in Datadog.
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A camera embedded in the Eon monitors the driver's head movements.
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In addition to printers, HP makes computer monitors and other devices.
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S&P Dow Jones, an index provider, monitors 17 different factors.
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"We wear in-ear monitors when we're on stage," Aldean recalled.
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The monitors were released last year, priced at just under $1,000.
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Which, of course, is everything from thermostats to baby monitors now.
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The company, however, has failed to provide details about these monitors.
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These monitors require manual integration with electronic medical record (EMR) systems.
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We're talking high tech baby monitors, doorbells, and smarter bathroom fixtures.
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The software monitors mouse movements for signs of indecision or distraction.
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It also monitors natural phenomena, like sunspots, fires, floods, and typhoons.
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In addition to monitoring the products – AiFi monitors the people, too.
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The Chinese government also tightly monitors internet use within the state.
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Each comes with a portable bed plus monitors and other equipment.
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Second, the monitors and workers will be paid through the platform.
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It gave no details which countries the monitors would come from.
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SUGA produces wearable tech that monitors pets' health and food intake.
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Recreating the information displayed on monitors and screens was especially challenging.
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Monitors give you a big screen to work and play on.
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The PIAB independently monitors the intelligence community and advises the president.
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The CIA monitors upcoming conferences worldwide and identifies those of interest.
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Often, monitors are left with the factory default settings, he explained.
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The map averages nearby monitors so that outliers aren't as noticeable.
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A sophisticated set of sensors monitors the engine and cabin temperatures.
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These monitors are available in both finger-stick and implantable methods.
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The bipartisan commission monitors the security implications of U.S.-China relations.
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It also covers medical equipment, like crutches or blood-sugar monitors.
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After filming Ronny's rage-build, Hader watched it on the monitors.
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Photo: Matthew Reyes (Gizmodo)Razer's just made gaming monitors more colorful.
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Larger computer monitors have also ruined smaller screens for many people.
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Four monitors were repatriated to their home countries over the incident.
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A square array well behind home plate monitors the strike zone.
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Monitors were used in each city to measure soot and smog.
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Naturally, he has the game running on three monitors at once.
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We hope more baby monitors go that route in the future.
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Who says Wi-Fi video baby monitors have to be expensive?
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Range of signal: Some baby monitors have better range than others.
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"Of course the Syrian government doesn't want more monitors," Power said.
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War monitors in Syria and Iraq put the tolls much higher.
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Graphs were spiking on the monitors but the system was holding.
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Comcast rumored to pilot in-home health monitors before year's end.
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The guitarist Bryce Dessner asked for more drums in his monitors.
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His phone pinged every time earthquake monitors recorded a new aftershock.
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Each performer is connected to a biofeed that monitors brain activity.
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Videotaped evidence shown to jurors on large courtroom monitors was overwhelming.
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Now he has more than 3,000 monitors reporting data every day.
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The initiative monitors development in an area long shrouded in secrecy.
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Do you want to have two 4K monitors displaying at 60Hz?
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It continuously monitors a patient's pulse, breathing, and blood oxygen levels.
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Your character in the movie monitors the news round the clock.
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Marriott International, for example, monitors public posts from its hotels globally.
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Another tool built in-house at the DNC monitors Twitter traffic.
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As any new parent will tell you, baby monitors are important.
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Klotz pointed out that Cohen's desk had seven monitors on it.
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Unlike his predecessor, Mnangagwa said independent international monitors would be present.
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Sometimes they exchange fire, mostly at night while international monitors sleep.
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It says military units or "guarantors" would be deployed as monitors.
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The other men in the waiting room were also wearing monitors.
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International monitors will watch Bolivia's vote, so widespread fraud is unlikely.
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So we can stock up on baby monitors and sippy cups.
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Cucchiara said that both the database and the monitors are inexpensive.
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The company monitors over 17 million flight booking transactions a day.
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I'm interested in design and monitors are usually ugly at best.
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Bloomscape's customers don't want monitors to tell them when to water.
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He hates that some of his regulars wear new ankle monitors.
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Independent monitors believe the number could be much higher than that.
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How long will it take for the monitors to start working?
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Canada only monitors the safety of drugs intended for Canadian consumption.
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She also contacted several city and state monitors, to no avail.
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DJI monitors happenings globally and geofenced Iraqi and Syrian locations recently.
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With reports of irregularities increasing, the delays made election monitors nervous.
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The U.N. monitors investigated 16 coal shipments between January and Aug.
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Looping videos projected on screens or displayed in unique, sculptural monitors.
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The decrees are enforced by independent monitors who track reform progress.
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"When we requested the animation for Rhys turning off Hyperion monitors in Tales from the Borderlands ep 5, the requested anim was worded as 'Rhys flips off the monitors as he runs by,'" Maloney wrote on Twitter.
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Cramer monitors the Baltic Freight index as a gauge for Chinese growth.
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Observatory Wearable monitors measure heart rate, body temperature and other health indicators.
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As Comer monitors their progress, she probes individual students to gauge understanding.
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He bought computers, SUVs, television monitors and workout equipment for the cops.
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It opened me up to [the idea of] plants as energy monitors.
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Directors, editors, and producers use monitors calibrated to a specific color temperature.
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You have to have a contractor who monitors all these ankle bracelets.
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" He continues, "She's in the middle of Times Square with no monitors.
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What if hackers could hijack our monitors and turn them against us?
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There are monitors designed with gaming in mind, boasting fast refresh rates.
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So you could theoretically have a device that monitors these physiological changes.
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Monitors showed the most of USB-C's potential at this year's show.
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Several other states have "advance recovery fees" for computer monitors and televisions.
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Brooklyn White: We rely on bear monitors that collect photographs and data.
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The company actively monitors its platform for threatening comments, the report said.
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The FBI's investigations involved planting GPS monitors on cars and tapping phones.
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The London project is using sensors made by UK company Air Monitors.
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But here's the snag, these monitors are all primarily designed for gamers.
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Uber cannot mislead how it monitors internal access to consumers' personal information.
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"We're all watching Tom Hanks do that on the monitors," Nyswaner recalled.
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The Diana in-ear monitors will be available in December for $799.
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He kept tweeting at "whoever monitors twitter" hoping to get someone's attention.
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Newer TVs and monitors are capable of replicating a lot more colors.
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The government closely monitors media and censors many websites and online platforms.
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Apple used to make monitors but recently announced an end to that.
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Many of them wear ankle monitors as they await immigration court hearings.
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The company monitors this activity but does not act on the information.
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Electronic monitors measured their vital signs, blood flow, and other important functions.
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Over the past year, we've seen some truly giant ultrawide monitors appear.
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Pindrop monitors for audio attacks like altered voices on customer service lines.
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Both monitors have borderless bezels and a 1,900R curvature with anti-glare.
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SOHR monitors the war using a network of sources on the ground.
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Luckily, smartphones and tablets can serve as baby monitors in a pinch.
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The app keeps minors and adults apart and monitors for shady users.
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Their modeling proved accurate when compared to figures from air quality monitors.
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People can serve as watchdogs, activists for truth, and monitors of governance.
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Tight Control and Supervision: Changsha municipality closely monitors and controls Changsha Pilot.
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Diplomats said Russia pressured the independent sanctions monitors to amend the report.
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Some staffers hold a dual role as security specialists or campus monitors.
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But a personal companion that monitors your well-being everywhere you go?
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Colby said the subsidiary thoroughly vets GAC operators and monitors their work.
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He sits behind a wall of monitors hooked up to Xbox Ones.
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More details are in French Regions Financial Monitors 2017, available at www.fitchratings.
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There are 83K monitors and TVs out there, but they're damn expensive.
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We need technology that monitors and tracks the activity of our representatives.
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Chinese company Dasung wants to bring that same experience to computer monitors.
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Major throws the hammer, smashes the monitors and awakens the assembled rabble.
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Acer also announced new monitors with Tobii eye tracking earlier this week.
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Some may be wearing ankle monitors as they await immigration hearing proceedings.
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They're a leading provider of diabetes-treatment technology called diabetes glucose monitors.
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Under a starlit sky, crew members set up monitors in the mud.
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United will use monitors to show which boarding group is being called.
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Electronic waste such as computers and monitors also is hazardous, she said.
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Or, they are released with electronic monitors on their ankles, she said.
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I honestly don't know how parents ever got by without baby monitors.
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Many of its customers, for example, use its cameras as baby monitors.
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He constantly monitors his energy usage with a cloud-based tracking system.
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Monitors "frequently" observed armed, uniformed children at checkpoints, according to the report.
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The service then monitors your progress as you move through the process.
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Samsung really wants you to have one of its curved gaming monitors.
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Samsung really wants you to have one of its curved gaming monitors.
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Thirteen people were killed in their hamlet, according to human-rights monitors.
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The company continually monitors bandwidth usage to help it run its network.
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NORAD monitors US airspace against threats and intrusions, including Russian military aircraft.
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The monitors his district operates can cost over $100,000, Mr. Atwood said.
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Much of this activity was quite vigorous, too, according to the monitors.
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Clemson, the reigning national champion, has been using Rise Science's sleep monitors.
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Iran is abiding by the pact's provisions, United Nations monitors have said.
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The report details several ways potential hackers can remotely access iBaby's monitors.
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Moments later, the officials went to the monitors to review another play.
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More thermal monitors and screening areas will be added in public spaces.
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Monitors could also come from a range of countries friendly to Russia.
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The conservation groups have a network that monitors the illegal wildlife trade.
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For example, the rooms have heart monitors equipped to monitor conscious sedation.
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Then she monitors the comments and the likes as they come in.
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It has two monitors, a standing desk, and a nice comfortable chair.
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Neither the state law nor the city initiative monitors cruise ship exhaust.
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But that screen is basically a miniature compared to other new monitors.
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I remember the endless lines of cables, computer monitors, and hard drives.
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Do this for both pictures, and they will appear on your monitors.
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We started using in-ear monitors today and rocked through four tunes.
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Large monitors were mounted above Roberts's body, like sports-bar television screens.
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The system also works with Bluetooth heart rate monitors and Spotify premium.
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UYFC provided election monitors in past polls but not on this scale.
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It monitors countries' commitments to abide by EU standards on tax matters.
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The Fed, apart from price stability, also monitors the U.S. labour market.
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"Our network self-monitors to accommodate for increased demands," Lam Abrams said.
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I consulted app blockers and screen-time monitors to keep me offline.
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By day, international monitors from the OSCE occupy this pitiful vantage point.
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The job is often boring, chasing footprints, staring at monitors, shuffling paper.
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Siemens trains and monitors its third-party sales representatives, Mr. Schmidt said.
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Even Scott's own election monitors acknowledge they've seen no evidence of wrongdoing.
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They can be detected by seismic wave monitors, but aren't technically earthquakes.
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Congo's venerated Catholic Church, which deployed 40,000 election monitors for the Dec.
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The request came after a watchdog project that monitors Russian-affiliated propaganda, Hamilton 68, found that the accounts and botnets it monitors had pushed the tag so much that it briefly became the top hashtag on the site.
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CES in 234 is no different, and this year, we've seen giant monitors the size of TVs, super-wide displays, portable monitors, ones that save space on your desk, and even some new attempts at regular laptop screens.
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The Environmental Defense Fund (EDF), a nongovernmental organization, was deploying 10 air-quality monitors to check for nitrogen oxides and soot around Houston and adding another 10 monitors in the near future, said Matt Tresaugue, an EDF spokesman.
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The team of monitors he was with initially retreated but later returned to observe the protests, and the security forces then fired tear gas at monitors in three vehicles, restricting their movements and preventing them from observing developments.
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Samsung's going hard on curved screens, but it will also be showing some regular flat monitors at the show, too — monitors like the still-to-be-released UH750, which the company says boasts a super-fast 1ms response time.
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We found six monitors on sale this weekend, ranging in size and price.
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The report comes as the White House closely monitors new developments in Iran.
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Even worse, a lot of those FreeSync monitors ship with FreeSync turned off.
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"The truth is most of the FreeSync monitors do not work," Huang said.
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The emergency box of Kleenex, hastily procured and placed next to the monitors.
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You'd look over and go, 'Wait, Jackie Onassis is, like, behind the monitors?
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The OCC's request is aimed primarily at federal banks the agency directly monitors.
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The fathers have been released with ankle monitors pending their immigration court case.
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A flock of cranes, enthralled by the glow of monitors in the distance.
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The city's department for public-sector entities closely monitors CMP's activity and risks.
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I got to the hospital and was hooked up to monitors right away.
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In addition to monitoring breathing patterns, Second Chance also monitors how people move.
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Hall monitors who need to police other people&aposs actions -- GUILFOYLE: Uh-oh.
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There was absolutely no sound coming out of the monitors from his mixer.
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In it, Giacinto wears a hospital gown and is connected to medical monitors.
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The monitors will go on sale on March 30th, according to Windows Central.
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The blast was large enough that it was picked up by earthquake monitors.
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I decided to download an app that monitors the city's air-quality levels.
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You won't see any heart-rate monitors, power gels or energy drinks here.
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These monitors don't have any external controls on them, including a power button.
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Unlike many top monitors that are black and bulky, this monitor is gorgeous.
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Don't expect LG to be making curved, transparent TVs or monitors anytime soon.
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He now monitors the hashtag to make sure they don't post anything embarrassing.
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But the government carefully monitors any expression of dissent both on- and offline.
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Do not use home cardiorespiratory monitors to help reduce the risk of SIDS.
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Ninety-two sophomores from both biology classes wore wrist monitors for two weeks.
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He has settled in Australia, but Badiucao still monitors the news at home.
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The satellite monitors vegetation; when it is unusually scarce, he gets a payout.
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The EEG monitors your reaction to them, and checks them against existing reactions.
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And, if a tremor does happen, monitors nearby will be shaken by it.
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Villages had been looted and burned and crops destroyed, the U.N. monitors wrote.
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The EPA monitors contaminants in water, but it doesn't consider neonics a threat.
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The Observatory monitors the war using a network of sources on the ground.
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A computer in Miguel Nicolelis's lab monitors brain signals from a rhesus macaque.
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It also monitors airbag deployments, braking and acceleration, which helps in accident investigations.
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We saw the scene unfold from Salazar's point of view on nearby monitors.
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It's also the best-selling product in Amazon's pet cameras and monitors category.
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BrighTap is a smart water meter sensor that monitors water quality and consumption.
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I realized that actually hearing your voice in the monitors is pretty good.
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The group now expects to send at least 10 monitors to both conventions.
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Dr. Joe monitors our wounds for infection, but he doesn't kiss our booboos.
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And that's exactly what happened with the Fender FXA27 in-ear monitors (IEMs).
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The European Union, which also sent monitors, described the election as "well organised".
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So basically, he monitors your embalming, meeting with families, removals, things like that.
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They debuted alongside the new MacBook Pros, in lieu of Apple-branded monitors.
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On one wall are huge monitors streaming video from nine underwater cages nearby.
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The new generation of monitors is made possible by advances in laser technology.
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Manufacturers could better shield electronic components inside monitors, but that would add cost.
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The OSCE monitors will present their observations at a news conference on Thursday.
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It then monitors prices at Amazon, Wal-Mart, Target, Best Buy and others.
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Voting monitors and judges would ostensibly enforce the policy and settle any disputes.
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The referendum was criticized as unfair by opposition parties and independent election monitors.
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The zero-tolerance mobile phone policy is one that Augusta National zealously monitors.
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Deals include discounts on 4K gaming monitors, 4K TVs, coffee machines, and more.
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All those old TV screens, smartphones and computer monitors have to go somewhere.
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An overflow room with TV monitors will be available for 75 more people.
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While foreign monitors gave a generally positive assessment, tensions flared in several locations.
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Nearby, Rafi rested his hand on his chin, staring carefully at the monitors.
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He says the software constantly monitors the data lake for new sensitive data.
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The product also monitors steps taken, calories burns and other health-related data.
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If you have the space, don't put the monitors up against the wall.
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The camera system also needs to be equipped with more monitors, he added.
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Trak's app monitors lifestyle factors that affect fertility Trak's system is pretty straightforward.
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Before me is an entire wall of 52 monitors by Nam June Paik.
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It also raised questions for international monitors, who had declared the election fair.
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Golf ball dealsRangefinder and other tech dealsSave 25% on VoiceCaddie Golf Launch Monitors
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Interviews with people on the street are overseen by the monitors as well.
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This CDC survey monitors the health and nutritional status of the nation's population.
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The nurses hurried me in and hooked me up to a dozen monitors.
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Facebook's tracking pixel, which also monitors users, is installed on 2.2 million websites.
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Seismic technology measures waves of seismic events and monitors for underground nuclear explosions.
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The Silicon Valley bros using these under-the-skin monitors don't have diabetes.
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Now, those licensees who survive are held accountable by monitors and mandated reporting.
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So perhaps the monitors resulted in less motivation to move, Dr. Jakicic says.
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Officials can set up air monitors throughout a city to get average readings.
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They were released from detention with ankle monitors while they await immigration proceedings.
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During one recent patrol I accompanied, a Ukrainian military nurse shooed monitors away.
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And some will have party monitors, keeping an eye out for inappropriate behavior.
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Of course, any system that monitors an individual's health will raise privacy concerns.
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Civil rights groups are also concerned about self-appointed election monitors carrying firearms.
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There were slight increases in activity among the other people using activity monitors.
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The government monitors the healthcare system at a national rather than individual level.
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Japan has 110 active volcanoes and monitors 47 of them around the clock.
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Syria&aposs civil war has killed at least 400,000 people, according to monitors.
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ICE already monitors some social media posts, but plans to expand its operation.
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He couldn't breathe and was only semiconscious, surrounded by monitors, tubes, and bleeps.
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That's what the numbers monitors and enthusiasts are very good at doing it.
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Lights have to shine, monitors have to work, and vents have to hum.
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In a few cases, it didn't appear that the monitors were even working.
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Security is a mixed bag, especially as baby monitors get more high tech.
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Analog: Digital monitors encode signals so that no one else can listen in.
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Certain monitors can be damaged by leaving the same image on too long.
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The panel monitors MACC investigations, but lacks the power to enforce its recommendations.
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The division monitors online content ranging from anti-monarchy content to fraudulent websites.
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The accounts Trump monitors include those of his children and several hotel properties.
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The department also investigates incidents, inspects stables and monitors the horses at work.
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Two women walked down a sidewalk carrying big computer monitors in their arms.
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It supports, counsels and monitors the families and helps them start small businesses.
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One September night, the monitors warned him that missiles were headed to Moscow.
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By June 2017, the monitors had raised their fine recommendation to $5.2 million.
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Still, some pedestrians and drivers have questioned whether these monitors are really necessary.
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We plug into whatever environment they are using, and then our tool monitors.
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The most common fees are monthly probation fees and fees for electronic monitors.
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Some wore continuous glucose monitors, and some wore heartbeat trackers on their wrists.
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The group utilizes monitors and employs moderators to stay on top of drops
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The company's Lumee Oxygen Platform monitors tissue oxygen levels through a subdermal sensor.
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Double monitors, cup holders, and speakers are all essential to the gaming experience.
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The council monitors the stability of the financial system and identifies any risks.
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Among other things, that will help with the ability to support external monitors.
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Personal pollution monitors and masks are exactly what you need for Burning Man.
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The only things missing are the gaming computer, monitors, keyboards and, well, you.
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Day patrols actively respond as needed while a night watch also monitors activity.
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There's quite a few excellent 33K monitors out there, some affordable, others pricey.
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Knowing that election monitors would not have independence, the United Nations stayed away.
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The monitors, which are clunky, must be charged every 12 hours or so.
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Instead, half the brain slumbers while the other half monitors the nearby environment.
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Usually, he is at his desk, before a bank of flat-screen monitors.
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One person monitors the call to make sure the line is not interrupted.
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In it, Giacinto wore a hospital gown and was connected to medical monitors.
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All modern smartphones—including iPhones—contain hardware that monitors users' activities and locations.
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Those figures come from Andrew Tyndall, whose Tyndall Report monitors the news programs.
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The researchers found that home monitors were more often wrong for systolic pressure.
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PulseNet, which monitors clusters of foodborne diseases, was down to a skeleton crew.
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Monitors had been installed around the operating room, as in a sports bar.
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At that point, the app launches in the background and monitors phone use.
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The city is already home to the European Central Bank, which monitors lenders.
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The NRA closely monitors and grades legislators, and shares this information with members.
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The first screen that catches my eye monitors air traffic over the ranch.
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Why one writer monitors his teens' electronic devices—and why you should, too.
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Dell's not the only company that is now making larger and larger monitors.
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Several told me that monitors may ensure that the defendants return to court.
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At one end was a wall of monitors displaying feeds from news networks.
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After a court battle, EPA ordered the installation of monitors at S.H. Bell.
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Two court-appointed monitors proposed an overhaul of the Texas system in November.
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It also angered Human Rights Watch, the nongovernmental organization that monitors such violations.
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Optionally, you can also throw in one of Apple's Pro Display XDR monitors.
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US and Israel surveillance routinely monitors Iranian air and ground shipments into Syria.
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Officials also put up banner announcements on the monitors and outside the airport.
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And these guys are obsessed about their basis points on their Bloomberg monitors.
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He said third-party monitors could be invited provided Iran and Turkey agreed.
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The agency routinely monitors the market for any public health risk, he added.
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Like most sleep trackers, it monitors your sleep duration, heart rate, and breathing.
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There are many different reasons why people are ordered to wear ankle monitors.
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Dell: Up to 40% off LG 4K TVs, Inspiron laptops, monitors, and more
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That's no surprise, says Ihor Dusaniwsky, who monitors short selling at S3 Partners.
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He takes about 7,000 steps a day, which he monitors with a Fitbit.
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When the first images popped up on the monitors, the scientists were flabbergasted.
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She monitors what the gymnasts eat for breakfast and how much they sleep.
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The problem for Apple isn't that it needs to make routers or monitors.
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Even blood pressure monitors, ubiquitous in physician's offices, can screen for atrial fibrillation.
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In addition, Nelson's campaign is sending monitors to every county across the state.
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His legitimacy was further eroded by allegations of voting irregularities from international monitors.
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The computers are smaller, the monitors larger, tabletops wider and office chairs nicer.
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For that vote, the junta blocked opponents from campaigning and barred election monitors.
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The grids of smaller monitors around the edges exude layered images and motifs.
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They can find monitors that feature built in soothing light shows and lullabies.
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Instead it monitors remotely, using national registers of family incomes, taxes paid and more.
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The situation is prompting a renewed focus on how the U.S. monitors antigovernment groups.
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Curved ultra-wide monitors provide an immersive experience by surrounding you with a screen.
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UN monitors cannot be an afterthought The Aleppo model for victory is not acceptable.
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And what will be left to watch when -- and if -- the monitors ever arrive?
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AMD's super searchable list of FreeSync monitors, including VRR range, can be found here.
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And they're TVs, not monitors; so they have things like speakers and TV tuners.
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Parents now wear ankle monitors and await the next step in their asylum process.
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Funai monitors Brazilian tribes in an effort to protect them from the outside world.
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"We found variable accuracy among wrist-worn HR [heart rate] monitors," the researchers wrote.
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There's gonna be a monthly subscription fee that ranges up for ... Monitors your health.
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They also wore motion monitors throughout the study to help track sleep-wake timing.
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In order to pose as lower-resolution displays, the 4K monitors must be downscaled.
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It even owns a company that monitors mentions of scientific work on social media.
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I remember sitting at the monitors and thinking, What the hell is going on?
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Election monitors, the opposition and some foreign governments criticized the election for lacking transparency.
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Baby monitors are one of the most important purchases for new and expecting parents.
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Accreditations were sold and photocopied, allowing party monitors to vote in multiple polling centers.
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This strikes me as going overboard: Users Are Suing Fitbit Over Inaccurate Heart Monitors.
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Russian state weather monitors reported heightened background radiation levels around the site and beyond.
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Two U.N. sanctions monitors were killed last March in Kasai while investigating the conflict.
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Everything that was neat about the prior UltraFine monitors' macOS integration still holds true.
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NASA monitors radiation exposure, given the fact that ISS crewmembers are considered radiation workers.
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Cameras, monitors, lights and a rainbow's worth of gaffer tape had been trucked in.
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Now, he was standing in a room lit by a bank of computer monitors.
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The piece is a video wall of 52 monitors full of electronically-processed images.
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Then something else happens, another shaky cellphone video, another blurry horror on our monitors.
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In 2014, Alere recalled the INRatio monitors, saying that they might provide inaccurate results.
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Waymo was criticized when it launched Waymo One with human monitors behind the wheel.
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Monitors continued to get more outrageous: bigger, wider, more feature-packed, and even portable.
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A collection of monitors is mounted on the wall, flashing charts, numbers, and graphs.
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Scattered throughout the raid are several carefully hidden monitors that you can interact with.
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These days, Wendy Del Monte monitors every aspect of her children's social media activity.
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Established companies like ZeroFOX, which monitors social media, are getting into the infant industry.
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Parquery monitors parking spaces in real time through its 3D knowledge of the city.
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Dell is also announcing a few PC accessories today, including two new "Ultrathin" monitors.
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B&H is running a sale on computer monitors through midnight tonight, June 2nd.
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Opportunity: Electronic Visit Verification (EVV) monitors locations of caregivers, which should significantly reduce fraud.
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Back then, the upgrade to version 1.3 provided support for running two 4K monitors.
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The government monitors the healthcare system at the national rather than an individual level.
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Asmara says monitors ignored past cooperation so there is no point letting them in.
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First, cameras over the crowd feed to video monitors beside Prydz while he performs.
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The Fender FXA27s are professional in-ear monitors (IEMs) designed to be used onstage.
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Its monitors scored an early success by grabbing documents pertaining to Iraq's nuclear ambitions.
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LG announced a new line of gaming monitors this week at IFA in Berlin.
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Few have heart rate monitors or any extensive fitness features beyond basic step tracking.
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A large text surrounding the monitors reads "Lightly, Slightly, Politely," one word per wall.
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Then there's Forescout — which does enterprise network access — monitors devices connected to your system.
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Is there a more painful sphere of technology to shop in than computer monitors?
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The system monitors the entire home by using sensors installed in the circuit breaker.
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The monitors have two HDMI ports (one 2.0, one 1.4) and a DisplayPort input.
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Beyond the joystick, there's isn't too much about the Marshall Monitors that stand out.
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They might be slightly less secure, but Wi-Fi baby monitors are more convenient.
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Monitors, including the Organisation for Cooperation and Security in Europe, were watching the vote.
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In time, this function will be considered a basic requirement for all vitals monitors.
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Human rights monitors such as Amnesty International have reported "hellish" conditions, abuses and neglect.
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USAID sets long-term health and development goals, and monitors and evaluates strategic programs.
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U.N. monitors could be deployed in Hodeidah, they said, adding that discussions were continuing.
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Either way, he says he uses in-ear monitors and is lip reading now.
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Rubins collected radiation monitors and sampled surfaces inside BEAM to assess the microbe environment.
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Tight Control and Supervision: The government closely monitors CQNA's financing plan and debt levels.
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ASUS is the first company to throw single-cable portable monitors into that mix.
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Plus, this converter is sturdy enough to accommodate double monitors (up to 33 pounds).
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But until now, his appeal for poll monitors wasn't linked to any organized effort.
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A designated quality assurance entity (QAE) reviews and monitors the programs and their results.
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The move also raised questions about international monitors, who had declared the election fair.
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What the Research Says Best Video Baby Monitors to Add to Your Baby Registry
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U.N. monitors remain on the heavily fortified border between the two sides in Kashmir.
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Computer labs with clunky monitors were once a sign of a high-tech school.
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There are streaks of wires around desks that lead to boxy white computer monitors.
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Here's the catch: Because the technology is so new, few monitors can display it.
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Video monitors can help, but a new generation of technology goes one step further.
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Slice Watch is a browser extension that monitors prices so you don't have to.
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The open floor plan features mounted monitors displaying real-time data about the company.
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Some people implant themselves with blood glucose monitors even though they don't have diabetes.
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Everyone from the FAA to the pilots themselves monitors the weather before your flight
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It has 10 monitors, a news ticker, and two separate internet providers hooked up.
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The company's borrowings need approval from the government, which also closely monitors Huafa's liabilities.
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The Apple Watch monitors your heart rate, and alerts users when something is wrong.
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They're great for home security, baby monitors, and they work with Alexa-enable devices.
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His disgusting remarks were uncovered by a progressive super PAC that monitors GOP candidates.
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Most continuous glucose monitors need to be calibrated twice per day to stay accurate.
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Check your employee handbook for what online activity your company both monitors and allows.
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The company also pledged to make changes, which would be overseen by outside monitors.
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The device monitors everything itself, so all you have to do is press start.
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Abdulaziz has likely been on the radar of Saudi state monitors for some time.
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Ouyahia also said the April vote would be supervised by 400 international election monitors.
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And state elections monitors reported that they'd seen no evidence of criminal activity there.
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The sky routes we see on airplane monitors today, for instance, are simply informative.
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The vehicle also monitors the driver's heart rate, weight, oxygen saturation, or blood pressure.
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In value terms, such firms account for a fraction of companies the IIF monitors.
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The Chinese government monitors, moderates and censors all content its citizens can access online.
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I made my way and ended up standing near the monitors for the livestream.
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She's taking part in a study that monitors environmental conditions in public housing units.
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Despite this, there is no organized jackfruit sector that monitors and promotes jackfruit products.
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Monday's enrichment level was verified using online enrichment monitors, which report in real time.
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Six video monitors are inset into the walls, playing firsthand accounts of the unrest.
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EarlySense, meanwhile, monitors a woman's ovulation cycle and claims to help predict fertility dates.
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The big difference between the two monitors (besides screen size) is the refresh rate.
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Both monitors use Samsung's Quantum dot technology to increase color clarity and energy efficiency.
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Second, it has a dedicated security team that monitors and responds to concerns immediately.
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We obviously watch on the monitors to ensure he's not hurting himself or something.
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Television monitors hung from one wall, rotating as they displayed footage captured from Spectacles.
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Tesla's Autopilot monitors solely steering wheel torque; GM's Super Cruise uses only eye-tracking.
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Some had been apprehended together at the border, detained and released with ankle monitors.
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The resulting data set — averages, trends and patterns — monitors my glucose status 24/7.
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You spot a friend from your dorm, one of the aforementioned cruel Line Monitors.
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I saw cavernous rooms with big monitors on the walls and on desks too.
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Philip J. Volpe, the Met's master electrician, monitors its temperature with an infrared thermometer.
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The researchers are now hoping to investigate other ways the body monitors water intake.
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Long-running challenges over staffing "have not been rectified by CorrectHealth," the monitors reported.
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When the monitors told Wilcher the infirmary did not have enough nurses, he bristled.
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Yet Trump has advised his supporters to pose as election monitors on Election Day.
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That's because most screens today are treated more like computer monitors than like televisions.
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Rights groups say Ms. Bachelet should continue to push for access for independent monitors.
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Insulin pumps and continuous glucose monitors are providing stability and greater freedom for many.
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E-waste includes everything from computer monitors to television sets to cellphones and beyond.
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This is a 1080p webcam with an excellent stand for laptops, monitors, and tripods.
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He wants to set up all of his monitors at our dining room table.
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"He has dual monitors and all this computer stuff on his desk," she said.
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He adds that the team also monitors social media to catch issues they missed.
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All claim to be autonomous, but some require human monitors to track their movements.
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Most modern monitors will come with at least an HDMI port on the back.
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They're not designed for sitting a foot in front of, while computer monitors are.
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The judicial conference regularly monitors caseloads and surveys courts about needs for new judgeships.
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Flat-screen TVs and computer monitors showed surveillance camera footage and weather forecasting models.
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Maybe the minion who monitors your V.I.P.'s social media accounts will even reply.
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Under yellowish hospital lights, the birth mom lay propped up and connected to monitors.
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Cars, kitchen appliances, and even heart monitors can all be connected through the IoT.
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That includes fitness trackers, smart health watches, heart rate monitors and GPS tracking devices.
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Fans criticized the enclosure as a "cage," and monitors kept watch on those inside.
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Working on wireless, wearable monitors that stream environmental data to identify potential exposure risks.
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Throughout his rule, he was accused of grave human rights violations by international monitors.
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Adding more content monitors is aimed at reassuring Facebook's 1.94 billion users, she said.
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Charge multiple devices at once, connect external monitors, and even watch with your smartphone.
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With the dialysis machine or health monitors it's a battery or a home generator.
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He created the Snoo smart bassinet, a responsive bed that monitors babies&apos sleep.
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At the playhouse, the stage was sparsely decorated with two lecterns and two monitors.
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Perhaps more important, the bureau monitors the complaints to help determine its enforcement priorities.
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The new Watch comes with advanced heart monitors for taking an electrocardiogram, or ECG.
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Those 15 shots can be configured in numerous positions and sizes on the monitors.
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When you come out the other end, you're surrounded by four walls of monitors.
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The restaurant chain monitors a 200-mile radius around the impacted areas, she said.
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No independent outside nuclear monitors were invited to verify the dismantlement of the site.
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The photographs revealed themselves on control-room monitors pixel by pixel, row by row.
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Automobiles, kitchen appliances, and even heart monitors could all be connected through the IoT.
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Reuters interviewed more than a half-dozen former monitors who reviewed Southeast Asian content.
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Facebook is hiring 3,000 more monitors to screen for inappropriate, illegal or offensive content.
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The U.N. Security Council will vote today on sending monitors to observe the evacuation.
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The company's borrowings need approval from the government, which also closely monitors XICI's liabilities.
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This is a cloud-based software that monitors computers and protects them from malware.
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Next, I plugged my monitors into the basement rec room of a friend's brownstone.
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That's the yield curve that the New York Federal Reserve monitors to forecast recessions.
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She observed that the monitors, which connected to the defendants' phones, are often disruptive.
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"It continued to develop infrastructure and capacity for its missile program," the monitors said.
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The system also monitors the aircraft's paths and movements to detect any potential issues.
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The plant will manufacture liquid crystal displays used in computer monitors, cars and televisions.
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They are enforced by a federal court with the oversight of court-appointed monitors.
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And unlike most monitors, the Alienware 21 OLED also comes with its own remote.
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Instead, there's a small increase in the number of health and wellness exhibitors, and we're expecting to see more things like connected blood pressure monitors, medical alert devices designed for seniors, gluten sensors, fertility monitors, and sleep trackers — lots of sleep trackers.
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The Defense Department's Golden Sentry program monitors end use of defense articles transferred under the government-to-government Foreign Military Sales program and the Department of State monitors the end use of commercially exported defense articles and services through the Blue Lantern program.
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Brett Singer, an energy technologies researcher at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratories who recently coauthored a study on consumer indoor air-quality monitors, told me during our video call that these monitors can alert you that something is amiss but not exactly what.
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Google is also working on its own glucose monitors, but has taken a different approach.
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The UN Security Council's decision to introduce monitors into eastern Aleppo was overdue and incomplete.
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The person said all of the monitors were working and no technical problems were found.
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A big group of police officers monitors everyone entering the zone—the tone is set.
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Users tell Restocks which brands they like, and Restocks monitors a wide array of sites.
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International human rights monitors say the rights situation has become far worse under his rule.
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Whether through LED monitors, laptop screens, neon lights, or projections, digital light is ever-present.
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Mann said monitors typically display cached data until the computer system updates with new information.
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" Independent monitors have said the conditions at the border facilities have created a "health crisis.
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Both companies are having a minor slap fight over monitors that support variable refresh rate.
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The New York City Department of Consumer Affairs launched an investigation into hackable baby monitors.
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The device monitors total steps, when a dog is most active, distance traveled and temperature.
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A glass wall allows visitors to see the row of monitors where operations personnel work.
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So, what if today's hall-monitors with their ever present smartphones had existed back then?
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Acer and Lenovo wasted no time at CES announcing new monitors that support USB-C.
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The SPLC estimates that half of the 400,000-plus accounts Squire monitors represent actual users.
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PK: You could see the energy of that session on the monitors outside the room.
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To wear the special new watch that monitors (but doesn't tell you) your heart rate?
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PACER profits apparently financed flat-screen monitors for jurors and new audio systems for courtrooms.
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The applications include asset trackers, health monitors, security systems, smart city sensors and smart meters.
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Not to mention the fridges, lamps, cars, home robots, and baby monitors we've already seen.
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The struggle to power air-quality monitors during fires likely won't go away anytime soon.
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Backup generators produce their own emissions, which can skew the monitors' readings, according to Randall.
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Schmerler cut it out, blew it up, and spliced together the images of the monitors.
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Apple's "Screen Time" monitors how much you use specific apps and your phone in general.
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Information on the Trump Organisation is mainly limited to Mr Trump's filings with election monitors.
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A Texas National Guard soldier monitors a road near the US–Mexico border on Sept.
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Luke closely monitors the situation, giving him a larger-than-life presence in the community.
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You are in luck, as Amazon is offering up to 25% on LG monitors today.
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And plenty came with ugly monitors I would be loathe to mount on my dash.
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Their organization monitors human rights abuses in detention and works with lawmakers to change legislation.
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Update: Seems things are back to normal, at least according to Slack's internal monitors. Still.
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It worked as smoothly as you might expect when operating two monitors on your desktop.
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That then gets cross patched into the front of house sound system and stage monitors.
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Rights groups and U.N. monitors say soldiers have gang-raped women based on their ethnicity.
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"We had monitors on her and she was under nurses' care 24/7," Kienow said.
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People have carried out hacks via internet connected devices like tea kettles and baby monitors.
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Its story is simplistic — Marie monitors child-Sara until the Arkangel software creates a crisis.
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Like most wearables, it monitors heart rate using green LED lights embedded in the device.
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To do all of this, the service continuously monitors new data that comes into S3.
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These days, radiation detection monitors are extremely sensitive, so even small leaks are eventually exposed.
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There is technology being developed to recycle old CRTs [cathode-ray tubes, used in monitors].
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Last week was the most violent over the last 13 months, according to international monitors.
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We're hoping we'll see a number of new HDR monitors at CES and throughout 2018.
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Airbnb has a strong trust and safety team that proactively monitors its listings, said Tristao.
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The most useful addition to the new monitors might be the integrated USB-C dock.
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The group claims that a Baidu app illegally monitors users' phone calls without telling them.
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Election monitors sent by the Organisation of American States (OAS) observed widespread "irregularities and deficiencies".
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Diabetes apps, for instance, work with connected monitors and use the information to manage symptoms.
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Today's best deals include floor care products, laptops and tablets, computer monitors, and Amazon devices.
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Nest's hardware and software are infinitely easier and nicer to use than many smart monitors.
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The European Union Election Observation Mission has 60 monitors at polling stations in major centers.
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The CDC also updated its figures on flu deaths among children, which it monitors closely.
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So the U.S. Treasury Department monitors China for signs it is manipulating the yuan lower.
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A drone piloted by the local police monitors a beach in the bay of Benidorm.
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The MTA's control center watched people jumping turnstiles on monitors and complaints explode on Twitter.
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The office is surrounded by a camera crew, TV mixing consoles, program feeds, and monitors.
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The two new devices, dubbed "Project Zero" monitors, can take measurements without a doctor's oversight.
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Police detained just over 1,000 people, OVD-Info, a rights organization that monitors detentions, said.
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A panel of experts monitors violations of those sanctions for the 15-member Security Council.
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The ResetPlug monitors your home Internet connection and cycles the power if there's a problem.
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These partners include Brother International, General Electric, and Gmate, which makes "smart" blood glucose monitors.
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Dell just announced a pair of wireless monitors here at CES, the company's first ever.
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California is officially free of drought after more than seven years, drought monitors said Thursday.
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Other necessary items like chairs, monitors and peripherals were donated by Logitech, Asus and Vertagear.
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While you're programming, Kite sits in a second window and monitors what you are typing.
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The peace plan provided for no peacekeeping forces and only a handful of unarmed monitors.
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One of the monitors was no match for the 6-foot-11, 265-pound Howard.
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In 1995, ocean monitors off Norway's coast documented a monster, rogue wave reaching 84 feet.
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Facebook then monitors for posts mentioning terms related to the disaster type in that area.
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The independent U.N. panel of experts that monitors implementation of sanctions also did not respond.
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Migrants told the U.N. monitors that local armed groups controlled the centers they stayed in.
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Early on in my career, I had the bright idea to get three computer monitors.
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That requires hiring monitors, something that these tech companies are not always eager to do.
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The startup monitors the agents and pulls out insights about how to change the system.
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Data is captured using a simple, non-invasive retrofit sensor that monitors across machine types.
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While he streams, he monitors a variety of applications so that every decision is optimized.
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Dell Outlet sells Refurbished and User Return Computers & Monitors that have passed Dell's Quality Assurance.
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Hossein and other volunteers had conducted a local census, distributed pamphlets, and recruited poll monitors.
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The built-in heart rate monitor also detects falls, gives ECG readouts, and monitors sleep.
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"The monitors didn't work, I couldn't hear myself, it was just totally embarrassing," he said.
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Such devices, from baby monitors, appliances, to wireless routers, have little to no firmware security.
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In-ear monitors let each musician hear the others, as well as an engineered mix.
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Fences run along the borders of the property and a security team monitors the gate.
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He monitors his home computer for local rare bird alerts but avoids similar cellphone apps.
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Smart baby monitors are increasingly becoming a must-have item for parents of young children.
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You can also set your dual monitors to show the same thing across both screens.
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Connect both monitors to the computer you're using, and make sure they're both powered on.
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About 40 Seattle players now wear the monitors, up from 20 a few years ago.
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Do you think streamers like Ninja and Professor Broman are using those kinds of monitors?
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As far as gaming monitors go, this is about as good as you can get.
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There was a computer with two large monitors, with their built-in cameras taped over.
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Last year, the company sold about 100,000 monitors, which are available at Buy Buy Baby.
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Dojo is another router-attachment that monitors device traffic and alerts consumers to anything fishy.
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Two cameras in the room feed computer monitors, allowing her to further analyze his behavior.
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Heart rate monitors use heart rate to estimate the amount of oxygen consumed during exercise.
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Users can also pair it to the company's chest strap monitors for more accurate results.
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He does give B-12 to his vegan patients, and regularly monitors Vitamin D levels.
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Japan's controversial whale hunts are conducted under a "research" exemption that international monitors consider dubious.
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Some parents find that video monitors overwhelming and they check the live feed too often.
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A lack of "sober monitors," fraternity members who abstain from drinking and supervise the party.
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You'll find deals on everything from laptops to desktops to gaming computers and even monitors.
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With the updated bail terms, both men will have nightly curfews and wear GPS monitors.
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He obsessively monitors the protests in Wukan, networks with journalists and contemplates writing a book.
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New arrivals will be issued with an electronic wristband that monitors whether they violate quarantine.
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For instance, Cuadrilla is required to put seismic monitors around the site to detect tremors.
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We should instead release asylum applicants, even if it involves outfitting them with ankle monitors.
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Walking through the galleries, you notice four monitors placed next to the two main stairwells.
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They wore monitors that recorded data about their mental state, eating patterns and hydration levels.
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Referees huddle at the side wearing headphones and watching monitors, playing and replaying the replays.
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He found "a ton of old Mac stuff" that fit the bill, including three monitors.
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But when he looked back, monitors showed that his mother's vital signs were dropping fast.
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So added that employees are being asked to take home their monitors, keyboards and laptops.
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Govtrack, a website that monitors legislative actions, assigns an ideological score based on bill sponsorship.
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We want ventilators, we want the supplies, we want oxygen tanks and monitors and space.
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Many of the reunited families are being released, with electronic monitors strapped to their ankles.
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More than 200 people were detained, according to OVD-Info, a group that monitors police.
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Now imagine if tiny, low-power electronic devices — sensors, monitors, wearable tech — didn't need batteries.
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The company monitors millions of internet-connected devices to gauge internet speed across the world.
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Looking at their monitors, miles away, the doctors said it was beating abnormally, even dangerously.
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He then checked in with the volunteer who monitors the security camera at the door.
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It's just, like, a desk with two monitors, and I'm just selling my beats online.
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During his NASA years, he never saw a rocket lift off, except on television monitors.
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Draghi reiterated that the ECB monitors activity in the euro and its impact on prices.
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The old board was replaced by video monitors that have been functioning for several months.
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The PCAOB is a private non-profit corporation that monitors the audits of public companies.
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It is expected to delay its next rate hike until December while it monitors inflation.
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Human rights monitors and activists complain that they are not even allowed into the country.
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Some also wore activity monitors for a week to objectively track how much they moved.
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An IV was placed, monitors were attached and she was zipped to the CT scanner.
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Another screen monitors the radio frequencies at which electromagnetic signals are detected on the ranch.
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One of the devices, Minut, is a home alarm that also monitors temperature and motion.
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The Royal Shakespeare Company plans to use heart monitors to try to find the answer.
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It connects to an app that monitors environmental information (like temperature and humidity) and sleeping.
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For most races, it's impossible to have barricades or race monitors along the entire route.
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Mr. Trump, a media maestro himself, monitors Mr. Spicer's performance and often critiques it afterward.
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The United Nations Security Council will vote today on sending monitors to observe the evacuation.
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NOAA monitors both, and keeps records of both, and also tries to predict future changes.
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" It also "demands all parties to provide these monitors with safe, immediate and unimpeded access.
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The $1,53 Vision package gets you parking sensors, blind spot monitors and cross traffic assist.
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The country monitors news reporting, blacks out publications, and jails dissidents bloggers, journalists, and activists.
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He described employees regularly gathering around computer monitors to watch footage of celebrities having sex.
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Consumer indoor air-quality monitors are ubiquitous in Asia—as common as antipollution face masks.
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Government spokesman Phay Siphan said allegations the election and its monitors were biased were groundless.
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Sumo Logic monitors and analyzes the log data produced by enterprise software and hardware devices.
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In 2005, around 53,000 people were supervised with monitors, according to the PEW Charitable Trusts.
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The Economic Policy Institute's Minimum Wage Tracker monitors the minimum wage across states and cities.
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"That may require the placement of international human rights monitors in Rakhine State," he said.
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In addition to watching the other team's defense during games, Saban monitors his own players.
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There are also consoles, like Nintendo 64 and GameCube, plugged into old school CRT monitors.
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The Comptroller's office writes money-laundering rules, bank charters and closely monitors banks' lending activities.
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A Pentagon spokeswoman said it continually monitors the commercial technology it uses for security weaknesses.
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Even Status Audio's other studio monitors, which I like quite a bit, suffer from this.
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You have a single medical network that monitors the health of everybody in the world.
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Amnesty International staff and monitors flew over straight away, leaving one trial to the next.
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Most of the men in this facility had electronic ankle monitors and many of them told me that as soon as they got to wherever they were going, which is all over the country, they just cut the monitors off and throw them away.
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The desktop app features plenty of settings you can tweak, including what quality you'd like the stream to be, which GPU to use for encoding, and which of your monitors you'd like to pull the game stream from if you have multiple monitors set up.
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NAIROBI (Reuters) - The African Union will send 100 human rights monitors and 100 military monitors to Burundi, South Africa's president said on Saturday after a trip to the tiny nation that is facing its worst crisis since a civil war ended a decade ago.
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An opinion published in the medical journal JAMA in January even noted that "there is no evidence that consumer infant physiologic monitors are life-saving, and there is potential harm if parents choose to use them," such as due to overdiagnosis by using consumer monitors.
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"The county has permitted poll monitors to observe that verification process, but those poll monitors must observe at a distance and are unable to view the provisional ballot envelope or form or information on the County's VISTA database in any meaningful way," the lawsuit states.
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Screening this footage on small monitors, the artist places a series of household items, from bottles and glasses to hammers and rulers, directly in front of the monitors in such a way that they imitate the forms of the urban structures on the screen.
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They found that the people who used 24-inch monitors worked a whole 52 percent faster than those who were using 18-inch displays, and those who worked on dual 20-inch monitors were 44 percent quicker than their peers on the small screens.
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The IDF also monitors the activity of relatives, friends, classmates and co-workers of recent "martyrs".
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There's FitBark, a $70 device that attaches to a collar and monitors fitness and sleep levels.
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It measures workouts, tracks steps and daily activity, monitors heart rate and sleep patterns, and more.
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I'm required to wear these monitors to see what my heart is doing throughout the day.
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The government now monitors the electric grid and raids homes that consume large quantities of energy.
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The couple installed baby monitors to make sure they were standing and reading at all times.
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A grower monitors the plants and relays information back into the system to adjust the climate.
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Charts of user behavior on Facebook and its other apps are on monitors around the room.
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The crackdown prompted the United States and EU to withdraw funding and monitors from the election.
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It found that the device was safe, effective and comparable in accuracy to other glucose monitors.
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The public is welcome, but unattended adults with cameras should check in with hall monitors first.
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As a matter of fact, ceasefire monitors said there were about 200 violations Tuesday night alone.
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The evidence of this, monitors say, is that policing extremism online tends to be one-sided.
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My vision of hell is a bunch of monitors with my old shows running on them.
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The data is collected via TomTom's LINK device which monitors drivers' behavior, engine efficiency and directions.
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Krista says it was "rough" to see Eloise hooked up to tons of monitors and tubes.
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Facebook's election war room monitors and dashboards remain, since so does the threat of election interference.
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TL;DR: Crisp LG computer monitors are up to 38% off, saving you up to $180.
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Check out all of the LG monitors on sale at Amazon for up to 38% off.
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LG is sticking the Compute Card in its monitors to turn them into all-in-ones.
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In my brief experience, the different heart rate monitors all appeared to have their own issues.
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Despite the flares, monitors kept recording excessive sulfur readings ("exceedances" in legal jargon), and on Jan.
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A study by SOMO, a group that monitors multinationals, estimated this covers three-quarters of shareholders.
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Rights monitors also hope satellite images can provide evidence that to help bring perpetrators to justice.
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Imam did not respond to calls seeking further comment on Reuters' report about the monitors' misgivings.
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It monitors reaction to his output, allowing him to emphasise whatever elicits the most favourable reception.
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Shemya Island, for example, houses an early warning radar installation that monitors space and missile activities.
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We also have tech that monitors rides and can detect anomalies and provide support as needed.
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These monitors capitalize on parents' fears and may not actually keep babies safer, the authors say.
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Human rights monitors have been denied full access to detention centers where caravan migrants are held.
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The United Nations still monitors the well-fortified positions on both sides of the tense divide.
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MONTCLAIR "Warm Objects," works by Peggy Ahwesh, on view on the outdoor video monitors. Jan. 31.
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The same is true on local Facebook groups, which Shipt also monitors closely, according to workers.
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Flatterers perform through the media for a target who often monitors the tribute at a distance.
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Nearly all "alt-right" websites support Mr Bolsonaro, says Mr Ortellado, who monitors political social media.
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While DJing with the booth monitors on, the HDJ-X10s effectively swallowed kick drums and bass.
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AOC launched two new 27-inch curved gaming monitors today as additions to its premium line.
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One is also a Thunderbolt 213 port, so you can charge and power two 22K monitors.
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It then monitors the signals that get reflected back because they change when breathing patterns do.
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They used heart monitors and other sensors to see how the volunteers reacted to these problems.
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The UPS drones fly fully autonomously on pre-programmed routes that a remote human pilot monitors.
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Both monitors have HDMI and DisplayPort connections, USB 3.0 ports, AMD FreeSync, and built-in speakers.
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Great Lakes Restoration Initiative: This program monitors water quality and reduces pollution in the Great Lakes.
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It can also support two 4K HDR external monitors simultaneously, up from just one monitor before.
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The OVD-Info organization that monitors political arrests said at least 86 people were detained Sunday.
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Nice Howard isn't aware he's been working for an organization that monitors a passageway between universes.
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The St Louis Fed monitors expectations for inflation five years out; the forecast is currently 2.13%.
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The fitness tracker monitors heart functions, sleep, stress and body measurements like weight and calorie consumption.
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The service monitors security breaches and password leaks so that you and your users remain secure.
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Rascoff's main screen is flanked by two vertical monitors he uses for social media, especially Twitter.
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The council today approves and monitors agency budgets, and can veto the governor's pardons and appointments.
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The commission is a unique blend of bureaucrats, monitors and rule-makers unlike any national administration.
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But Alam said monitors installed in his house continue to show hazardous levels in his neighborhood.
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The South Koreans and the Americans have ... technology that monitors the air for trace elements, radiation.
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As I step back into my shoes, I see my scans on the control room's monitors.
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I ruined a lot of takes because I was back behind the monitors spluttering with laughter.
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And its software monitors and manages the full spectrum of the customer relationship with that product.
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The app monitors each one for measurable changes and records any activity in an event log.
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They're less reliable than Ontario's monitors and, as Worthington told me, humidity can cause false readings.
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But the stage was set this year for Apple to make itself relevant in monitors again.
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The ability to watch live streams from smart security cameras and baby monitors comes to mind.
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In one of the trailers, video monitors display live feeds from cameras mounted within the base.
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On Thursday, its spokesman said the ceasefire monitors were unfair and relied on second-hand information.
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But the most compelling peripherals to emerge so far this week are native USB-C monitors.
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The replacements for the scientists are representatives from industries who the EPA monitors on pollution rates.
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Amazon has plenty of PC accessories on sale from monitors to internal hard drives and beyond.
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