A battery-powered eight-stage aerosol impactor (i.e. a Davis Rotating-drum Unit for Monitoring), mounted at the top of a 10 m meteorological tower in the burn zone, collected size- and time-resolved aerosol samples with 19.45 min resolution for 24 h during the burn.
For World War II the British navy built monitors mounting two 15-inch guns.
It consists of black-and-white video monitors mounted in four ballooned-out and epoxy-stiffened dresses.
Ray Rapp also mesmerizes the viewer with repetition in "videocow," a monitor mounted in a stand covered with hide-patterned fabric.
I felt the same about Hilary Lloyd's room at the Baltic, with all those monitors, mounts, projectors and stands, and all that unconnected imagery.
Displayed on large flat monitors mounted onto the walls, the players' hands inhabit the screen as actors would, engaging in historic matches.
The basic rear-seat entertainment system features a six- or seven-inch flat screen that flips down from the ceiling or is a monitor mounted in the console between the front seats.
The headset used two mirrors to reflect the display of two tiny monitors mounted by the wearers' temples into the eyes to create the illusion of a translucent 10in screen, projected about 1m in front of the eyes.
And a movable monitor mounted on a post allows you to scan the cityscape and learn nuggets of information about certain points of interest, as words crawl across the bottom of the screen.
To that end, Mr. Patten, the architect, added a wall of blue plastic bristles with video monitors mounted on it, a foosball table and a line-up of gumball machines.
She sees a computer screen; she sees the TV monitor mounted in the corner and the shadows that pass there; she sees the walls, the floor, the naked light of the fluorescent tube.
