The controllers worked at two tiers of equipment-laden consoles, facing a wall covered with a formidable array of monitors that bore such legends as "houston," "houston pool," "videograph," "camera 1," "camera 2," and "camera 6".
The controllers worked at two tiers of equipment-laden consoles, facing a wall covered with a formidable array of monitors that bore such legends as "houston," "houston pool," "videograph," "camera 1," "camera 2," and "camera 6". The front, and lower, tier of consoles was occupied by technicians, and in the center of it sat the director Tony Messuri, a bald man wearing a headset and a pink shirt.
Especially during nesting time, scientists such as Heck and Cal Sandfort, the technical associate for raptor propagation, put in long hours for low salaries, watching over the various species via an array of TV monitors and through slits in doors.
Imagine having a seat in the TV truck or the control room, games splashed across an array of monitors.
Joining them, Keeler "found a vast array of 'Monitors' armed to the teeth drawn up, confronting the enemy – a poor trembling contraband".
The pilots spend most of their time in air-conditioned trailers in front of an array of monitors, piloting the remote-controlled unmanned aerial vehicles (UAV) from just outside of Las Vegas.
It is a far cry from the high-tech hospitals in the rich world, where patients are often connected to bleeping, flashing arrays of monitors, pumps and other devices.Such equipment is rare in poor parts of the world, however, and not just because it is expensive.
Safety of patients is possible to increase applying early detection of intraoperative and postoperative hemorrhage using the widening array of monitoring opportunities; not only the hemodynamic parameters, but the detection of total hemoglobin.
