monitor
મોનીટર
definition
verb
equipment was installed to monitor air quality
observe and check the progress or quality of (something) over a period of time; keep under systematic review.
noun
a heart monitor
an instrument or device used for observing, checking, or keeping a continuous record of a process or quantity.
show the hall monitor your pass
a student with disciplinary or other special duties during school hours.
translation of 'monitor'
મોનિટર,
અનુશ્રોતા,
દેખરેખ-નિયંત્રણ રાખનાર,
વિનિયમનકર્તા
verb
નિયંત્રણ કરવું
example
For 15 years the company used hidden cameras to 'monitor' its 3,000 employees at its Granite City, Illinois steel mill.
This must have been nearly as shocking as that dark day lost in history when she was demoted from her position as milk 'monitor' at primary school.
I headed over in his direction as a 'monitor' scolded Ty to sit down.
The refrigerator should be equipped with an electronic 'monitor' and an alarm to alert staff members when temperatures are outside acceptable limits.
If they use a flat-screen 'monitor' , they can raise or lower the apparatus that holds it.
After the video is scaled it is changed into a digital format recognized by the video card and then it is displayed on your 'monitor' .
a heart 'monitor'
Is the cable from the 'monitor' connected to the computer's video card connector?
As part of his parole, the electronic 'monitor' around his ankle keeps track of his comings and goings.
Eighteen surveillance cameras 'monitor' the house and are observed continuously by a director or producer nearby.
You are staring at the your 'monitor' waiting for the image to download.
The commander looked at the 'monitor' showing vital information about the pilots, cargo and condition of the tubes.
He looked up at the television 'monitor' and watched as the crewman performed several tests to answer that question.
Now I place it under a television camera, and that is fed to a television 'monitor' in front of Howard.
listening devices were used to 'monitor' conversations
The patient may be placed on a cardiac 'monitor' to observe the heart rate and rhythm at all times.
Eventually I began to wonder if the baby 'monitor' was picking up the newborn from across the street.
With concerns growing, election officials across the UK have agreed to allow election observers from abroad to 'monitor' the campaign.
She doesn't even explain whether the black armband she's sporting is a mark of respect or an electronic doohickey for her earpiece 'monitor' .
Some employers will 'monitor' telephone conversations.
he was a school 'monitor' and a choir boy
I pulled her quick into the restroom, before a hall 'monitor' could come and give us demerits.
show the hall 'monitor' your pass
Architectural elements control pedestrian access, and surveillance cameras 'monitor' people as they approach the area.
For our own security, advanced surveillance aircraft can 'monitor' the movement of bypassed enemy army units.
He had just purchased a new computer with a touch screen 'monitor' , and he needed help installing the software.
a heart 'monitor'
Under the agreement reached last year, the software giant was to appoint an independent 'monitor' to check it was complying with the EC demands.
To specifically 'monitor' the fluorescence signal, we placed a bandpass filter centered at 580 nm in front of the optical detector.
He looked up to where the doctor was checking over the heart 'monitor' .
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