Sentence examples for monitored the position from inspiring English sources

Wearing a black plastic helmet with a computer monitor inside, headphones and a tracker that monitored the position of his finger, Mr. Pokorny entered a virtual world.

As a proof of the possible application of this structure, we performed a sensing experiment in a flow cell and monitored the position of the reflectance band in real-time for a sample fabricated with a period time of T = 200 s, a total of 300 cycles, and a pore-widening post-treatment of tpw = 5 min (Figure 5).

Speed profile of each worm over time was generated by a custom written program in MATLAB and LabVIEW that monitored the position of the center of mass (COM) of the worm image (Ghosh et al. 2012a).

We also monitored the position of kinetochores at an earlier time point (24 hr) by performing RNAi in YFP-KKT2 cell lines and observed lagging kinetochores in anaphase cells.

A French company, CLS, uses satellite networks to monitor the position and condition of explorers carrying the device.

The word for what the octopus lacks is "proprioception": the unconscious sense by which a being monitors the position of its limbs.

Photograph: Chris Radburn/PA 12.14pm BST David Cameron's official spokesman was asked about Olympic security at his daily media briefing: We continue to monitor the position on security.

While the patient is making those judgments, three computers monitor the position of his fingers and record his brain's response.

Its videocameras would monitor the position of the head while it implanted the follicles, which it does by following a map programmed into the PC showing where the part should go as well as the boundaries of the new hairline.

She chatted as we ate, but retained a certain watchfulness, monitoring the position and movement of every dish, tracking everything (I later realized), so that it did not get "lost".

As the brutal conflict unfolded, Japanese commanders at a nearby military base watched it live over short-circuit television, monitoring the position and performance of every soldier on computer screens.