Word: monitoring
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...requirement that institutions engaging in RDNA research monitor the health of their employees and states that the institutions responsibilities in this area should be "reasonable and related to the potential risks" to employees...
...monitors who produced the latest survey each watched 12 to 16 hours of prime-time TV this spring. According to Wildmon, they were instructed on how to record the frequency of "sexually suggestive comments, inside or outside marriage," of profanity such as "God," "hell" and "damn," of crude language such as "crap," "horny" and "whore," and of incidents of violence, which was defined as "attempts to do bodily harm to a person." Judgments were necessarily subjective. An objectionable "sexual-intercourse scene" occurred whenever the monitor was "left with the opinion that sexual intercourse occurred," on screen or off, inside...
Under the Auspices of AURA, the Institute will monitor and evaluate data received from the NASA Space Telescope, which is scheduled for launch from the Space Shuttle...
Many had come to Jerusalem in the hope of locating relatives and friends who had disappeared under the Nazis. Long queues waited to use a computer programmed with the names, home towns, countries and concentration camps of known survivors. While some peered intently into the eight monitor screens looking for names, others searched by walking around with large placards. Paul Berkowitz, a smiling twelve-year-old from Santa Maria, Calif., accompanied by his family, held up a sign with his father Sam's home town, Krzepice, in Poland. Sam Berkowitz's parents and his aunts and uncles were...
...long Ariane rocket rose into high earth orbit, it evoked multilingual cheers from technicians at France's Guiana Space Center and from European space officials watching a huge TV monitor outside Paris ("Très jolie!" "Excellent trajectory!"). The rocket carried a European weather observatory called Meteosat 2, an Indian communications satellite and a packet of heat-measuring devices. The flawless launch marked the first time the European Space Agency (ESA) had sent major payloads into orbit with its own booster...