"'We have to be squeaky clean because we're the first," said Dr. Stacey of the British stem cell bank, standing by monitors that track every movement in the bank's labs.
And because of their unlimited attention spans, machines should do better at tedious, time-consuming tasks that human warriors loathe, like standing guard or monitoring mountain passes.
Standing, long-range monitoring that provides dense array data is becoming more available.
"This is the overflow of her high-reactive nature," Kagan told me, standing near the monitor so he could fast-forward to the good parts.
Moving among monitors standing in threes on chest-high pedestals causes a jumpy, anxious feeling as you try to figure out whether there is a meaningful order.
You're unhappy!" As a co-executive producer and co-writer of the episode, I was standing at the monitors and chuckled as I heard this.
I sought tips from "The Anatomy Lesson," whose author, Philip Roth, writes standing at a monitor perched on a ream of paper.
So some airport screens may say a flight is on time, while the gate information shows it has been moved to another terminal and the airline employees standing behind their monitors say the flight has, in fact, been delayed two hours.
Doctors can control the microscope (which could theoretically be located at the other end of the world) through a controller and view the monitor standing in front of them to examine cells and deliver a diagnosis to the hospital.
The ability to estimate and monitor standing dead trees (snags) has been difficult due to their irregular and sparse distribution, often requiring intensive sampling methods to obtain statistically significant estimates.
