The greater the division between those at the top and the bottom of any hierarchy, then the more monitoring and supervision we'll see.
Ian Blaine, 42, chief executive of thePlatform, a video software company in Seattle, counts himself in the more-monitors-are-better camp.
He ginned up a way to more easily shuttle around the dozen or more monitors and drug-delivery devices attached to any cardiac patient after surgery, with a device known around the hospital as the "Nat Rack".
The US immediately started the construction of ten more monitors based on Ericsson's original larger plan, known as the Passaic-class monitors.
Also, Gregg Dempsey, director of an Environmental Protection Agency unit that monitors radiation, said the government had placed 20 more monitors around the Los Alamos region.
The group wants the city's Department of Environmental Protection, which checks the plant and environs for pollutants, to upgrade air monitoring devices and to install more monitors inside the plant and in Riverbank State Park.
Britain and the United States have pressed for more monitors in Iraq, but this has been rejected by some of Iraq's supporters.
And the more complex monitors try to automate part of the process within the watch.
Public Citizen and the Center for Auto Safety, both founded by Ralph Nader, and the New York Public Interest Research Group have filed suit to require the more sensitive monitors.
A month later, county regulators issued their most recent directive -- addressed by certified letter to City of Miami Manager Johnny Martinez -- demanding the city cap the site, install more monitoring wells, and submit an updated soil analysis within 60 days.
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