Sentence examples for monitor that allowed from inspiring English sources

Another company, Elumens, was showing a similar monitor that allowed viewers to move through three-dimensional landscapes and architectural models.

Behind him was a paper shredder, and to his right, a video monitor that allowed him to see anyone entering the waiting area to the mayor's office.

Smart meters come with a smart energy monitor that allows users to keep an eye on how much gas and electricity they're using (and its cost), and have already become vital tools in changing how the families go about their daily lives.

One of the most interesting uses of Pixelworks is a new Viewsonic monitor that allows consumers to hook up a computer, VCR, video camera and several other peripherals into the monitor.

Or take a technology called Duofertility, a combination of skin patch and wireless monitor that allows its maker's fertility consultants to remotely determine the most fertile days of a woman's cycle, and advise on the best time to conceive.

Another is iHealth Lab out of Mountain View, Calif., which has a portable Bluetooth-enabled blood glucose monitor that allows people to take a reading and have the results sync automatically to their iOS or Android device and stored in the cloud.

Touch-screen monitors that allow taxi passengers to watch television, get game scores and track their ride on a global positioning system?

Beside the table they were sitting at, our friends had one of those monitors that allow parents to hear their child if he wakes.

The WJOX studio is in a bleak building south of Birmingham, with multiple televisions tuned to the ESPN family of networks and several computer monitors that allow Finebaum to choose among the callers waiting on eight phone lines.

Surrounded by television monitors that allow him to scan a half-dozen views of the tunnel, he spends most of his day analyzing the streams of traffic data that he must review to plan for new toll lanes, maintaining good relationships with the tunnel neighbors on both sides and managing a staff of 237 whose job is to keep the traffic moving.

Despite resistance and much grumbling from some drivers, the Taxi and Limousine Commission expects that by March, all 13,000 of the city's medallion cabs will be equipped with monitors that allow credit card payments, a global-positioning feature tracking the trip on an electronic map, and television.