Sentence examples for monitor next from inspiring English sources

The pope watched on a small monitor next to his armchair.

A monitor next to the stretcher indicated that his blood pressure was dangerously low eighty over fifty-four and his heart was racing at a hundred and eighteen beats per minute.

A monitor next to the stretcher indicated that his blood pressure was dangerously low — eighty over fifty-four — and his heart was racing at a hundred and eighteen beats per minute.

It's a moving image that doubles as a still-life: the interviews are seen playing on a monitor next to a camera and a photo archive of head shots.

A giant simulated heart appeared on the monitor next to his head, and then there was a rush of digital blood flowing through an artery and across the screen; Oz narrated as red blood cells the size of grapefruits flew by.

During the first 48-hr of the 1-week sampling period, which always occurred on weekdays, participants were asked to wear a small backpack containing a portable particle monitor when they were awake and to place the monitor next to their bed when they were sleeping.

President Jean-Bertrand Aristide of Haiti has proposed holding parliamentary elections with outside monitors next year even if the opposition rejects talks, saying he has made "major sacrifices" to comply with international requirements to end a political impasse.

The regional AQMD, which regulates pollution in Los Angeles, Orange, Riverside and San Bernardino counties, has installed four new air quality monitors next to freeways, but has made little of the data public.

But U.S. Environmental Protection Agency requirements that took effect last year require more than 100 big cities to place pollution monitors next to major roads and use them to determine whether the air meets health standards.

As HIP/PAP is a ROS scavenger, its capacity to reduce oxidative damage to NMDA-treated cells was monitored next.

One hospital installed forward-looking infrared scanning cameras that displayed temperatures on TV monitors next to nurses' stations.