But the Journal Online is joining a growing group of online publishers in adopting technology that can classify users merely by monitoring where they click.
When Pierre is on first base, he puts most of his concentration into his lead because he knows Hill will be monitoring where the infielders are playing.
The Bush administration says it has been withholding food, not to pressure North Korea, but because of lapses in the system for monitoring where the food is distributed.
Because you're using someone else's network, typically, they are liable for any nefarious activity … But monitoring where users are and how much they are using the network, strictly for "trying to make the network work its best", is clearly something that companies are and wanting to do.
There will be several weeks of intense monitoring where two conservationists will hike for an hour to and from the stream and spend around six hours every night keeping watch on the female to make sure she hasn't moved back to her old home.
And when the children do, they spend a lot more time looking at the face of the adult, monitoring where that person is looking.Humans also happen to have scleras the white part of the eye surrounding the iris that are much bigger and brighter than the scleras of other primates.
This approach is discussed in the context of structural health monitoring where damage is often associated with structural nonlinearity.
However, there are applications, such as particle analysis and crystallization monitoring, where non-spherical particles are often encountered.
It is a common problem in monitoring, where deviation from a correct state needs to be detected.
Such an approach appears to be beneficial for applications like diagnostics or monitoring where service composition can provide new functionalities.
Already security players are shifting their strategies off the desktop and LAN and into social site monitoring, where much of the vulnerabilities have concentrated.
