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In conclusion, the previous works use traffic monitoring to create a behavior model of the network.

But it is not too late for him to allow independent human rights monitors to create a fuller historical record of the conduct of the American government after 9/11.

Taking the candle piece a few steps further is "One Candle (Candle Projection)" of 1988, in which a lone candle is videotaped and its image then manipulated by a number of monitors to create a discolike environment of flickering colored shadows on the walls of three bays.

The result was Raspberry Pi, a tiny gadget, little bigger than a credit card, that can be hooked up to any keyboard and monitor, to create a programmable PC.

Responses were monitored to create a database of interested participants from which sampling occurred.

Ms. Breitz's installation, based on a study of speech assimilation in infants, will use seven video monitors to create an ocean of babble.

Too much emphasis on monitoring tends to create a rift between non-executive and executive directors, whereas the more traditional job of forming strategy requires close collaboration.In both activities, though, independent directors face the same problem: they depend largely on the chief executive and the company's management for information.

However, there is also potential for these types of monitoring technologies to create a negative attitude toward BGM because of an increased focus on BG values and possible perception by the child of increased surveillance.

We linked Medicare mortality data to the PM2.5 (PM ≤ 2.5 μm in aerodynamic diameter) air pollution monitoring data to create a new retrospective cohort study, the Medicare Cohort Air Pollution Study (MCAPS), a study population of 13.2 million persons residing in 4,568 ZIP codes in urban areas having geographic centroids within 6 miles of a PM2.5 monitor.

For the show's 16-millimeter film "Les Meules" Mr. Kantor rephotographed images of 21 Monet "Haystacks" he had found in the artist's catalogue raisonné and in popular image galleries online, varying his camera and monitor settings to create a group of 1,400 stills.

The first, which is believed to be Wheeler's preferred option, would see the FCC monitoring any attempts to create a high speed service on a case-by-case basis under Section 706 of the Telecommunications Act.