When you lift the lid and turn the computer on, the tracker starts operating directly beneath the monitor.
He was handed an instrument that looked like a long, narrow tuning fork, which was wired to a box on the other side, beneath a monitor, where a nurse stood, ready to follow his instructions.
I recall the sense of eeriness I felt several years ago when learning computer science, the eeriness of discovering the lifeless corridors of binary digits and microprocessors beneath the monitor's meaningful display.
Standing straight, arms raised like an conductor, the surgeon, Tom Carrell, issues commands to a Kinect sensor perched beneath a monitor displaying a 3D image of the patient's damaged aorta.
Instead, position the document holder directly beneath the monitor, angling it between the monitor and keyboard.
Two officers were crouched in front of television monitors beneath a trap door by a row of slot machines.
If the device works well in others, the electrode cap could eventually be swapped for a hidden implant that monitors brain signals from beneath the skull.
Spectra were also acquired from a 16-μL VOI in the lumbar spinal cord beneath injury, to monitor both short-term and long-term changes.
In the picturesque district of Plaka, beneath the ancient Acropolis, monitors described the failure to cast ballots as perhaps the biggest winner of the day.
When they weren't on the air, they clattered away on laptops, or studied monitors set beneath their desks, which showed what the competition was doing.
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