The critical distinction, Justice Alito reasoned, was that, for practical reasons, the police cannot physically "monitor and catalogue every single movement of an individual's car for a very long period".
Much of our understanding of the mechanisms of HR is based on physically monitoring double-strand break-induced recombination in Saccharomyces cerevisiae and analysis of mutants defective for different steps in the pathway.
When children reach adolescence, listening with full attention may be particularly important because parents cannot physically monitor most of their youth's behavior and the information that parents gather is likely to be through verbal report rather than direct observation (Smetana et al. 2006).
We believe that such systems can greatly benefit the users both physically (monitoring) and psychologically (sense of security).
The experience of being cyberstalked, poison-penned, monitored, physically followed, threatened, vexatiously litigated and even subject to bomb threats is a matter of record amongst the women on the "frightbat" list; some have weathered this nonsense for years.
The four swabs were then streaked onto four Sabouraud's agar plates each and monitored regularly to physically remove any fungal growth that was not similar to G. destructans.
After his release, Ahmed found that his movements were at times monitored and he was physically assaulted twice.
Because it blocks the heroin high, methadone, a synthetic opiate that is also physically addictive, allows addicts, who take it in carefully monitored doses, to lead normal lives.
Circuit boards are taken apart physically and photographed so that any changes can be monitored.
Your mobile environment by definition is physically outside their ability to monitor for the physical security threats which every office addresses.
