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Edward Snowden has helped design a mobile phone case called the "introspection engine" that, he claims, will show when a smartphone is transmitting information that could be monitored.

The judge has already refused a request from the families and their lawyers for an open trial that could be monitored by independent observers.

This process is slow enough and leads to nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) spectral changes that could be monitored in real time.

Islamist leaders have cracked down on some electronic communications and been careful not to reveal pieces of sensitive information that could be monitored, like their exact positions.

The E.C.B. made clear last week that any such purchases would need to be accompanied by an aid program that could be monitored by E.U. and international authorities.

Australian exporters to Vietnam had put in place additional controls at the end of March to weed out any importers that did not meet Australian standards, she added, including CCTV cameras in abattoirs that could be monitored by exporters.

This would ensure that mice were not too incapacitated to have the SF procedure and that they could be monitored through the course of EAE to 28 days.

The following month, Hubbard extracted from Litton a promise to disclose in advance any races he entered, so that he could be monitored.

Mr. Pacelle said his organization would push for more stringent oversight of the slaughter process, including installing cameras so that cattle could be monitored while they are waiting to be slaughtered.

These localization patterns indicated that H3K9ac could be monitored in tobacco BY-2 cells by measuring the ratio of nuclear/cytoplasmic fluorescence intensity as is the case in animal cells11.

After the scrotum was incised, the cremaster muscle was carefully exteriorized onto an intravital microscopy tray so that it could be monitored without detaching it from the body.