Japanese and British broadcasting monitoring services, though, interpreted the Sunday commentary along much the same lines as today's clarification.
The system realized location tracking, communication scheduling, stops broadcasting, video monitoring, and intelligent passenger counting of public transport vehicles.
The baby's computer works as a monitor, broadcasting picture and sound to the rest of the network.
Nearby, a tabernacle of sorts has been erected: visitors are encouraged to wander through an alcove containing Williams's writing desk and his Royal portable typewriter, and to watch a television monitor broadcasting images from Williams's late plays, his campy 1970 TV interview with David Frost, and a singer belting out, "I got those Tennessee Williams / Southern decadence blues".
The thousand television monitors broadcasting races from all over the country add to this impression.
There's now a bar, with a bank of overhead monitors broadcasting images of customers who are captured on video as they spin through the restaurant's revolving door.
THE private "sky box" at ESPN Zone had its own waiters, several television monitors broadcasting a press conference by Kobe Bryant of the Los Angeles Lakers and a spread of hors d'oeuvres.
The space, at the edge of Manhattan's East Village, is an eclectic mix of Zen-like décor (tall green fronds planted among polished stones) and cartoon kitsch (flat-screen monitors broadcasting emoji animal faces).
The white male heterosexual master of many mediums — inexhaustibly inventive, philosophically profound, harsh — was represented by "Think" (1993): two stacked video monitors broadcasting a tape (upside down on the bottom screen) in which the artist's face bobs, at a steady rate, in and out of view of a camera that was pointed at a blank wall above his head.
Visitors were ushered inside, where they faced video monitors broadcasting recordings of Fukushima children answering a series of personal and sometimes political questions like "What would you do if you were prime minister?" They were then asked to fill out a similarly worded "ballot" themselves and drop it in a fake ballot box.
Their eyes were fixed on monitors broadcasting races live from tracks in Florida, Pennsylvania and Arizona and beyond.
