- Look up
Monitor,
monitor,
Monitors, or
monitors in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Monitor or
monitor may
refer to:
Monitor,
Alberta Monitor, Indiana...
- in
modern monitors is
typically an LCD with LED backlight,
having by the 2010s
replaced CCFL
backlit LCDs.
Before the mid-2000s, most
monitors used a cathode-ray...
- Navy's
three Mihail Kogălniceanu-class
river monitors are
among the last
monitors in service. In Latin, a
monitor is
someone who admonishes: that is, reminds...
-
addition to
composite monitors as such, many
monitors accept composite input among other standards. In
practice computer monitors ceased to
support composite...
-
transaction monitoring,
managing information technology from a
business transaction perspective Network monitoring,
systems that
constantly monitors a computer...
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cabinets may be used.
There are
studio monitors designed for mid-field or far-field use as well.
These are
larger monitors with
approximately 12 inch or larger...
- in-ear
monitors.[self-published source?] In-ear
monitors can
function with as
little as one
armature driver but some of the top
models of in-ear
monitors can...
- A
stage monitor system is a set of performer-facing
loudspeakers called monitor speakers,
stage monitors,
floor monitors, wedges, or
foldbacks on stage...
-
Comics The
Monitors (American band), a
Motown act from the 1960s The
Monitors (Australian band), an
Australian band from the
early 1980s
Monitor (disambiguation)...
- backwards-curving
teeth are
better adapted than
those of most
monitors for
seizing fast-moving prey. Like all
monitors, it has
anatomical features that
enable it to breathe...
