Standard square-shaped TV sets and computer monitors often use an aspect ratio of 4 3, which means the ratio of the overall width to the height of the screen is 4 to 3. TV's and monitors listed as widescreen have a different aspect ratio that indicates the screen's width.
In airports across the country, stranded travelers got their bearings from television screens flashing very different images: the frozen silence of departure monitors listing every flight as canceled, and news channels endlessly replaying the fiery chaos at the World Trade Center and the Pentagon.
The present paper describes the rationale, design and application of the 'Jena Anxiety Monitoring List' (JAMoL), a monitoring tool for the treatment of patients with panic disorder, with or without agoraphobia, in primary care.
He was on a French monitoring list and is also reported to have been recently identified and monitored as part of the entourage of a French man who had recently left for Syria.
Several school-age children who were on the monitoring list have been cleared and are due to return to school on Tuesday, said the superintendent of the Dallas independent school district, Mike Miles.
Worse than both, said police bosses – in fact, floating at the top of the Orwellian sounding "integrity monitoring list" – was something called "cooping": parking the patrol car in a secluded area and stealing a crafty nap.
It was not clear why so many other athletes, in Russia and Eastern Europe in particular — such as the ice dancer Ekaterina Bobrova, for example — were testing positive for meldonium, beginning in 2015, when the drug was placed on the World Anti-Doping Agency's monitoring list.
It was not clear why so many other athletes, in Russia and Eastern Europe in particular—such as the ice dancer Ekaterina Bobrova, for example—were testing positive for meldonium, beginning in 2015, when the drug was placed on the World Anti-Doping Agency's monitoring list.
Elsewhere in the country, dozens of counties and towns have been removed from the federal monitoring list through a process known as a bailout, in which a jurisdiction is required to show that the federal government has not intervened in its elections in the past decade, among other things.
Any proposed change to the city's electoral system has required federal approval since the early 1970s, when Manhattan, Brooklyn and the Bronx were added to a monitoring list under the voting act after the federal government determined that a statewide English-language literacy test required of voters had suppressed voting in many Hispanic and black neighborhoods.
