AV technologies provide finely tuned acceleration-braking maneuvers at all times while constantly and tirelessly monitoring the surrounding traffic environment.
Using informants, bugs, and surveillance, the RCMP tirelessly monitored Williams and Elliot until the winter of 1973.
"I will not be silenced by these threats, but the Salvadoran government must guarantee my safety and that of all human rights defenders and activists, who work tirelessly to monitor and urge respect for the human rights of the most vulnerable".
The same person who has tirelessly watched the monitor over the last six months, usually all through the night without getting much sleep: me.
The two became friendly and in 1975 Sorenson patented the first computer-based real-time heart monitor, which he tirelessly sold to surgeons, slogging his VW station wagon from hospital to hospital.
I'll continue to monitor this situation tirelessly.
But, despite the frustrations of getting started, the board displays admirable resilience: its members now have desks, some even have business cards, and they mean to monitor that census by tirelessly demanding briefings and testimony and documents from Mr Prewitt's team.
PEJ has been searching tirelessly to find a way to monitor the blogosphere, like it does for main stream media.
He runs a network of field sites across southern India that monitors tigers and their prey, and works tirelessly to protect their last remaining habitats from development and human encroachment.
U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry and his team have worked tirelessly to produce the framework agreement that applies the strictest monitoring regime every created against a potentially nuclear country.
