A few workers at various stations add finishing touches while electricians sit at a lone desk monitoring the machines' vital signs. .
The National Secular Society, a lone voice in monitoring their onward march, reports that Labour has let 40 more nonreligious state secondaries be taken over by the Church of England in the last four years, with another 54 about to go.
There are cornball jokes like "Candle TV" (1975), an empty shell of a monitor with a lone candle burning inside.
The finding, published in Biology Letters, supports the idea that vigilance is not a lone pursuit, but rather that birds monitor and copy the state of alertness of nearby birds.
As the Boeing reached Swiss airspace, a lone controller in Zurich was busy monitoring five planes on two screens.
In the early 1970s, an Atomic Energy Commission scientist noted, the Spanish field monitoring team consisted of a lone graduate student.
Honestly, a lone wired Circle 2 unit is enough for basic monitoring.
Honestly, a lone wired Circle 2 unit is enough for basic monitoring.
Because there are wild swings in the amounts a lone card counter wagers — a sure sign to a pit boss monitoring the tables — playing by oneself presents a problem.
And sometimes, it's not a lone hacker, but a rather larger organisation, as with the Philadelphia school district sued in 2010 for monitoring webcams on laptops provided to schoolchildren.
