Bandages would monitor cuts for infection.
At the very least, Professor Anderson said, more monitors cut down on toggling time among windows on a single screen, which can save about 10 seconds for every five minutes of work.
Occasionally the video monitors cut to shots of us staring at John.
Their internal monitoring cuts down on the traditional kind of systemic risk, said Timothy S. Wilson, an executive director at Morgan Stanley responsible for risk policy.
Apple also introduced a $1,299, 20-inch flat-screen monitor and cut the prices of two other displays for the Power Mac computers by as much as 43percentt.
Similarly, the higher fidelity will allow CAD (computer-aided design) systems, especially in the motor and aerospace industries, to work faster because the detail revealed by the new monitor can cut out costly prototype-building exercises.
Wollaston cited last year's decision by NHS England and Monitor to cut the amount of money hospitals receive for treating psychological ill-health by 20% more than it reduced fees for physical health care as evidence of a deeply ingrained bias against mental health.
Honestly though, just pop out holes that align to the monitors VESA mount on the file holder, screw to monitor, and cut out one side of the holder.
We demonstrate that the general features of the radial and azimuthal components of the anisotropy of galactic cosmic rays can be studied by the harmonic analysis method using data from an individual neutron monitor with cut off rigidity <5 GV.
When the wife hits the button to flip the camera and show the unborn baby on the monitor, they cut to a shot of the husband and his face drops as if he's about to cry.
