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Fans were coated with dusty fibers, and tiny tumbleweeds rolled across tables where title searchers used computer monitors to peruse digital images of mortgages, deeds and other property records.

The program's reach extends down Cromwell Road to the Natural History Museum, where "The Unnatural Selection," by Shay Alkalay and Yael Mer (of Raw-Edges) and Oscar Narud features Narud's hand-drawn animation on used computer monitors that cascade out of traditional-style museum display cabinets in a collision of past and present.

In the next five years, we're going to be wearing glasses instead of using computer monitors.

The knowledge obtained from this research relates to not only office workers but also anyone using computer monitors, mobile telephones, handheld games, etc.

Mortazavi et al. [ 30] concluded that no significant differences occurred in the prevalence of symptoms such as headache, fatigue, difficulty in concentration, vertigo, or attention disorders between healthy university students who used and did not use computer monitors (cathode ray tubes or CRTs).

In the years I've been using computers, monitors have grown thinner and more vivid in their picture displays, and the technology that runs them has grown faster and less expensive.

Alternately, for those who want to use a computer monitor to watch content, the Easy Dock, which costs $150, comes with a U.S.B. adapter set that allows a computer to stream anything from a laptop or Macbook over the air to a larger external monitor.

The idea of viewers using a computer monitor to watch the game because they don't own a TV or don't want to pay hefty cable bills is yet another matter that networks might have to tackle more aggressively in coming years.

We used computer controlled "population activity monitors" to record spontaneous physical activity of each gender under several life extending conditions.

Our participants used a scale presented on a computer monitor to indicate the perceived position of vibrotactile stimuli presented to one of eight different positions around the frontal side of their waist while they either looked straight ahead, turned their head to the left, or else turned their head to the right.

A device similar to that used for ABC may be used, but increasingly interest is being shown in the possibility of using computer imaging to monitor the respiration of the patient with no physical intervention.