99 In our study, the cast is made from a quilted oven mitt extending from the axilla over the fingers, with a wear-monitor completely covered within a pocket at the top of the mitt (figure 2).
These so-called surveying microglial cells allow the neural parenchyma to be monitored completely every few hours (Davalos et al., 2005; Nimmerjahn et al., 2005).
As soon as the stimulus face or computer monitor was completely turned and the joystick was pushed or pulled all the way, the stimulus disappeared from the screen.
Make sure that the monitor is completely dry before powering it back on.
When λ = 1, the single sensor node can cover the monitoring area completely, which is contradictory with N + 1 − i nodes involved in working, so λ ≠ 1.
"What's clear is that ICE's system of oversight and monitoring has completely failed ― and it failed under an administration that claimed to care about detention reform," said Grace Meng, a senior researcher at Human Rights Watch.
The hull of the Admiral Spiridov-class monitors was completely covered by three strakes of wrought iron armor, the upper two were about 3 feet high and the lower one, below the waterline, was 3 feet high.
Magnetic induction monitoring is completely contact free, i.e. no mechanical, conductive or optical contact is necessary.
The experiment results using multiple OVS switches and virtual hosts in GENI testbed demonstrate FlowTracker succeeds in monitoring all network connections and completely profiling host normal routine with acceptable latency increment (170 ms).
MSI, best known for its Wind netbook, a thin and light laptop, is releasing the WindBox, a tiny computer that can literally attach to the back of a monitor or television, completely out of sight.
Do you think it's possible to completely monitor what comes in, and what stays out? Correction This post originally overstated the number of teens who accessed the web on a smartphone in the past 30 days via a borrowed phone.
