One person monitored every time an audience member publicly wept.
"It's Phil's job," a person monitoring the situation said.
One person monitoring the talks described the 24 ½ hours as a mixture of momentum and volatility.
Despite recent movement on both sides, the parties remain "very far apart on the economics" of a deal, according to one person monitoring the talks.
Telemedicine delivered to their home, in which a person monitors their own care, is often offered as a solution, but that may intensify a sense of isolation that does its own damage.
Lead researcher and psychologist Benjamin Harkin PHD, based at the University of Sheffield, concluded that the more often a person monitors their progress, the greater chance they have of acheiving their goals.
All you have to do is snake your way through the airport security line, then step up to the person monitoring the metal detector or the full-body scanner and say, "Manual, please".
Why are commissioners in the East Midlands spending £200k a month on KPMG, when they only have one part-time person monitoring the quality of all their home care providers?" "We are constantly warned about the NHS's dire financial situation: hospitals facing bankruptcy, services being rationed, and the need for massive savings to be made if the NHS is to survive.
The shadow care minister, who is MP for Leicester West, uncovered a catalogue of failings by the Greater East Midlands CSU (GEM), which has one part-time person monitoring quality standards in their domiciliary care providers even though they procure care from 84 providers.
One person monitoring traffic over one of the 13 root servers that are part of the Domain Name System said there was only a five-minute spike in traffic at midnight Friday Greenwich Mean Time after which network traffic seemed to have subsided; the person spoke on condition of anonymity because of the delicate nature of his job to maintain Internet infrastructure.
