However, these strategies are not able to enforce the cooperation since they rely on one-to-one monitoring that is not resilient to collisions.
To estimate the daily level of PM2.5, O3, and maximum temperature within each county, where possible, we calculated an average across the multiple monitoring sites within the county; otherwise, the daily reading was obtained from one monitor within that county (e.g., PM2.5 in Galveston County).
One player watches a monitor that shows microorganisms of various colours creep from a patient's extremities to their heart.
But on these other sites, people can manipulate the truth quite easily, and there is no one who can monitor that".
"If we don't think he's right for the second game, if he plays the first one, we'll monitor that and take advice from the physios and doctors, and most importantly from Scott himself". Houston, though, played down suggestions that Scotland were favourites after Wales slumped to two defeats in their opening fixtures.
Beside the table they were sitting at, our friends had one of those monitors that allow parents to hear their child if he wakes.
One monitor is an interactive screen that lets visitors explore the organization's World Wide Web site.
Story editors, familiar with the goings-on at the house and presumably well aware of the various individual dramas forming and reshaping themselves, direct the most salient action to one of four larger monitors that sit atop the 28.
One advantage of environmental monitoring that is often overlooked is that it identifies the route of exposure that is important information for chemicals whose toxicities differ depending upon the route of exposure.
Ecstatic services are shown on one of the many video monitors that animate the exhibition.
