Sentence examples for wide monitors from inspiring English sources

Some paired wide monitors with tall ones, others had huge screens married to small ones, and still others used several displays in series, giving the impression that in addition to building a Web-based e-mail system, they were helping Norad keep tabs on the nation's airspace.

I also tried a couple configurations with my laptop: the laptop's screen plus one wide monitor, the laptop plus one tall one.

This is a box that combines three separate monitors so that they behave like a single, very large, very wide monitor.

LG to launch its 20.1-inch wide monitor 'Flatron LX206WU' [AVING].

Prior to a Bavarian wide monitoring program performed by the public health offices the special unit for hospital hygiene (SEI) of the LGL developed a checklist in order to facilitate a standardized monitoring.

I've been working with an ugly but functional lopsided two-monitor setup for years, and while it has served me well, I can't say the new generation of ultra-wide monitors hasn't tempted me.

We derived and refined default alerting filters relevant to the monitor's purview, beginning with three jurisdictional levels: (1) facility; (2) facility group or station, including all clinics and divisions associated with a parent VA medical center; and (3) superuser, referring to routine system-wide monitors.

A common approach and industry-wide monitoring to measure performance in terms of portrayal and employment were on the cards.

This is led by a small cross-functional sustainability committee and supported by company-wide monitoring of water, energy and waste, together with an annual employee survey.

The age at which control orders can be imposed is to be lowered to 14, along with wider monitoring and surveillance powers over people subject to control orders and a new criminal offence of "advocating genocide".

"How is it that I have to follow all these rules and this boat is allowed out in such a state of disrepair?" Mr. Chirac promised that France would push for international rules including banning old and single-hulled vessels like the Erika from European ports and the fulfillment of a Europe-wide monitoring system.