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Mr Hunt reckons that bits of local government, such as the police force and the local NHS, will want to use the network, giving it a ready-made customer base.There are ambitious plans to charge for other services too, such as home-security monitoring (via the council's CCTV cameras) and air-quality information.
"Israel has a good hold on what's happening in Gaza" as a result of close monitoring via aerial drones and human intelligence, said Yaakov Katz, a journalist specialising in defence and military affairs.
It is the 12th day of monitoring via daily contact with an epidemiologist and twice-daily temperature checks; the most common period for Ebola symptoms to reveal themselves, according to the CDC, is eight to 10 days after exposure.
Then the New York Times picked up the story, igniting a privacy debate about passive monitoring via Wi-Fi and other technologies.
More recently, remote monitoring via satellite has offered a less labor-intensive alternative, but clouds often get in the way and the area captured is so large that woodland images are often muddled with adjacent land, Ms. Mizunuma said.
Structural health monitoring via measured Ritz vectors utilizing artificial neural networks.
Monitoring via the CMOS camera on the optical bench allows verifying the successful completion of the loading sequence.
In the long run-up to the vote, Guineans have been using new technologies to connect: poll-monitoring via text message, Internet radio and the broadcast-style conference calls.
The Health Secretary said that a target focus had "dehumanised" the NHS, and called for more power to be put in patients' hands, with greater access to health records and self-monitoring via health apps.
Detection of the analytes were performed on a triple-quadrupole MS with multiple-reaction-monitoring via electrospray ionization.
Given the diverse opportunities for self-monitoring via digital media, understanding the dynamics of selection behavior will be important in developing models of facial first impressions that are relevant to real-world social networking contexts.
