"Telemetry" means machines — machines processing data, machines monitoring a patient's condition — and I am shocked to see my husband in a hospital bed, in an oxygen mask, I.V. fluids dripping into his arm, both his heartbeat and his breathing monitored through a device like a clothespin clipped to his forefinger, as a machine ingeniously translates his oxygen intake into numerals.
Indeed, if you are a Firefox user, you can simply go to about:telemetry and see what data is sent to Mozilla.
According to our telemetry, we see evidence that many industrial companies are being attacked by ExPetr (Petya) malware.
Informal discussions with clinical staff (eg, physicians, nurses, ED technicians) held during shift change and impromptu on-shift meetings provided additional information on all work-system elements related to the telemetry system (see figure 1).
The race car, which beams telemetry to Mr. Cheever's trackside crew, will be seen on home computers as a 3-D model.
As part of a long-term research program, several wolves each year since 1995 have been live-captured and fitted with either VHF (Telonics, Inc. Mesa, AZ) or GPS telemetry collars (see [24] for details).
For predictions of optimal swimming speed against the water flow for roach, we used the average values for fish length and weight and water temperature found in a passive telemetry study (see below).
How soon might we see a system that combines biometrics and telemetry to manage workload?
Watching this thing I had just wirelessly commanded take off and perform a mission while streaming realtime telemetry to my laptop was really a 21st century moment, like seeing a self-driving car on the freeway".
After being pursued by all the major candidates, Strasma, who helped Kerry to win Iowa in 2004, decided to commit his firm, Strategic Telemetry, to Obama.
