On one monitor, a stick figure gymnast tumbles toward the viewer, morphing the surrounding space into gray ripples.
A penchant for detail was evident the other day, on one monitor after another, at the Dbox office in the meatpacking district.
You can, for example, keep your e-mail In box open on one monitor while keeping the other screen free for spreadsheets.
It includes one of their very first creative forays, Chain Smoker, Tap Dancer (work pictured), created for their BA back in 1995, where Forsyth's chain-smoking head appears on one monitor and Pollard's silver shoe-clad tap-dancing feet on another below it, in a deliciously wrong mash-up of rebel cool and end-of-pier entertainment.
Apple's next version of OS X, 10.9 is on the way, according to 9to5Mac, and will offer an improved multi-monitor experience, finally allowing users to run fullscreen apps on one monitor and access different desktop spaces or other fullscreen apps alongside those.
On one monitor, he's tinkering with a mix that has to be finished and submitted soon for promotional purposes.
A variety of visual stimuli were generated using a custom-written program and displayed on one monitor at a time.
This problem is solved for using the method of indirect measurement, which enables to specify other required parameters with certain desired calculation accuracy on the basis of one monitored parameter.
In this paper, we focus on one specific monitoring task: monitoring end-to-end multicast service availability in the inter-domain.
This type of analysis was not possible for exposure based on monitoring stations, because only one monitoring station per location was available.
Short-term exposure to ambient air pollution was estimated based on pollutant levels measured at only one monitoring site, the Harvard U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Supersite stationary ambient monitoring site.
