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Monitor

To seek information about an agent's behavior; a device that provides such information.
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The flattened ruin of one was floating abeam of the Monitor, the rest had passed, dropping bombs down the American column; several were in the water and apparently uninjured, and three or four were still in the air and coming round now in a wide circle to return to their mother airships.
Their column was now badly broken, the Susquehanna had gone, the Theodore Roosevelt had fallen astern out of the line, with her forward guns disabled, in a heap of wreckage, and the Monitor was in some grave trouble.
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My own case of the internal sign is hardly worth mentioning, for rarely, if ever, has such a monitor been given to any other man.
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I know all that better than all these sage and experienced counsellors and monitors.
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We landed under the walls of a little fort, armed with batteries of twelve-and-thirty-two-pounders, which Horta considered a most formidable institution, but if we were ever to get after it with one of our turreted monitors, they would have to move it out in the country if they wanted it where they could go and find it again when they needed it.
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He says there may be questions about how much refurbishment is necessary, but in general he agrees that a monitor sold for positive revenue does not resemble waste.
Investigating reuse markets: recyclers hope to strengthen export markets through a new electronics association
Priamus, a three-year old firm that supplies process monitoring and control based on cavity-pressure and temperature sensing, offers the Priamus Monitor system, which has been enhanced to display all measured signals in real time, not just at the end of the machine cycle.
Information is power: it's the power to run your plant and machines better and more profitably. Today's process and production monitoring systems put that information in the palm of your hand
LCD monitor average selling prices (ASPs) will consistently decline over next few years
LCD PC monitors are a flat-out success, outshipping traditional CRTs by 2004, IDC says
And since the monitor is flat, the information you're viewing is not distorted.
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The Catch-All monitor can be used to monitor fire exits, stairwells, employee entrances and other doors that require higher security levels.
Safety and security systems/equipment
FPDs represent the future of monitor technology and have several benefits over CRT monitors such as:
The future of computer monitors
The statement recognizes the inherent problems of having an individual monitor his or her own compliance with the quality control system and encourages small firms to select qualified individuals outside the firm to monitor them, especially when changes have occurred in the firm, such as gaining new clients in an industry not previously served or rapid growth.
Monitoring a small firm

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