Its feel-good Minimalism erases the distinction between what's inside and what's outside the museum, a Duchampian conceit widely implicit elsewhere, as in Bill Anastasi's "Free Will" (1968), which is a live video on a monitor of an even less animated image, a corner of a room.
Introduction Despite few studies, a monitoring of a neuromuscular blockade with a train of four (TOF) is recommended in intensive care unit (ICU) (1).
Instead of a monitor of the political process, you become a participant sharing the goals of politicians.
In December, she started a job as a monitor of special-needs children on buses, and makes considerably less now than she used to.
Since being created under the 1957 civil rights law, the first one passed since Reconstruction, the commission has served simultaneously as a monitor of and an advocate for such legislation.
All in all, not a bad deal for a monitor of that size.
Since its inception, the company has been, at various times, a reconciler of bills, a monitor of radar screens, a provider of receptionists and a designer and fabricator of weapons training systems.
A monitor of monitors (MOM) is a centralized console that receives events from remote applications, displays alerts, and can locally manage devices for status.
Oxidative stress (OS) can also serve as both a monitor of inflammation and a pathophysiologic mediator of atherosclerosis [ 8, 17].
Each infant sat on her or his caregiver's lap in front of a monitor at a viewing distance of approximately 40 cm.
