Word: monitorable
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...Antonio, Texas, is 1,500 miles from Charlottesville, Va., where former President Lyndon Baines Johnson had suffered his second severe heart attack only five days before. But so strong is the L.B.J. homing instinct that he persuaded his doctors to let him make the flight with a heart monitor taped to his chest. Next day his doctors at the Army's Brooke General Hospital in San Antonio said he was in "great spirits" and responding well to treatment, which will probably last several weeks...
Final Calculations. Hafele and Keating constantly had to monitor such subtle environmental effects on their clocks as temperature, cabin pressure and magnetic fields. Later, on their return to Washington, they had to feed into their final calculations the effect of the varying speeds, altitudes and flight paths of their planes. Yet all the time-consuming work paid off handsomely. According to theory, the four clocks should have lost 40 billionths of a second on the eastbound trip and gained 275 billionths of a second on the westbound. In fact, the actual results were only 5% off on the eastbound...
...Legislation to permit the Environmental Protection Agency to monitor the disposal of such toxic wastes as mercury, cadmium and arsenic on land or underground...
...studying game films and continually revising his play book, a 36-page treatment of the deployment and minute-by-minute moves of men and equipment. In the TV equivalent of a football tactic known as "flooding the secondary," he will scatter 15 cameras, 40 microphones and 84 TV monitors around the stadium-the most equipment ever amassed for a football game. In the CBS control room, Verna will continually monitor shots taken by each of his cameramen. All through the game he will have to make snap decisions about which view he wants on the air. The job, says Verna...
...trying to lie low under the barrage of criticism from Pentagon brass and their congressional supporters. Rather they were at work filming another documentary titled Under Surveillance. They managed to photograph plainclothesmen photographing antiwar demonstrators, shadowed FBI agents shadowing a young radical, interviewed 50 people about how they monitor or are monitored by others...