The phrase "art monitor" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a person or device that oversees or evaluates artistic work or projects.
Example: "The art monitor provided valuable feedback on the students' projects during the exhibition."
Alternatives: "art supervisor" or "art evaluator".
In particular, the ART monitor is often used in the ICU setting, and a reduction in the number of clinically irrelevant alarms might be possible by combining the ART waveform with the data from the SpO2 monitor and ECG.
The number of ART monitor alarms and the proportion of relevant alarms that were associated with the patient SOFA scores implied that there should be a criterion established to remove this device when the SOFA score has decreased to some appropriate level.
In one trial, LN assessed eligibility and prepared patients for antiretroviral therapy (ART); monitored, prescribed and initiated ART therapy; and referred patients to physicians for ART initiation and re-prescriptions and followed clinical guidelines for the management of HIV [ 25].
The MIT List Visual Arts Center will participate with an exhibition of an often-overlooked moment in the history of media art: monitor-based installation.
"Before Projection: Video Sculpture 1974-1995" presents and reappraises a largely overlooked body of media art — monitor-based sculptures created before large-scale, cinematic installation dramatically transformed video art.
My profit was an inkling of how he made art, monitoring an internal crossfire — or a chorus — of ideas.
My profit was an inkling of how he made art, monitoring an internal crossfire or a chorus of ideas.
We have state of the art monitoring equipment, Idexx in house lab capabilities, digital radiology, ultrasound and cold laser therapy.
These experiments have provided abundant information to aid in the development of our scientific understanding of environmental impacts of CO2 while assessing state of the art monitoring techniques.
Heat flux data were compared to comparative pressure measurement, thermocouple readings, and Karl Fischer titration as current state of the art monitoring techniques.
Pregnancy was not associated with the women's allocation to the various ART monitoring arms of the HBAC trial (Table 1).
