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1) контрольное устройство; контрольно измерительное устройство2) видеоконтрольное устройство, ВКУ, (видео)монитор4) вчт. (программа-)монитор; диспетчер; управляющая программа5) экол. осуществлять мониторинг; наблюдать6) горн. гидромонитор7) машиностр. устройство адаптивного управления8) машиностр. монитор10) сварка фирм. монитор ( переносная газорезательная машина-тележка)•-
air activity monitor
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air monitor
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announcer monitor
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area radiation monitor
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area monitor
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atmospheric composition monitor
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background monitor
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canvas monitor
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coal pipe monitor
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color picture monitor
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color monitor
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debug monitor
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environmental noise monitor
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failure monitor
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feed-force monitor
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frequency monitor
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hands-and-feet contamination monitor
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hydraulic monitor
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leakage current monitor
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limb infrared monitor of the stratosphere
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low-power radiation monitor
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machine tool monitor
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machining monitor
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methane monitor
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modulation monitor
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monochrome monitor
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multichannel monitor
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neutron monitor
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outage monitor
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output voltage monitor
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ozone monitor
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particle monitor
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personal dust exposure monitor
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personal monitor
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phase monitor
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picture monitor
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pollution monitor
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power level monitor
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power monitor
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process monitor
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pulsed jet monitor
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radiation monitor
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real-time monitor
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refreshed monitor
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remote monitor
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rock-burst monitor
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ROM monitor
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sequence monitor
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spectrum monitor
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system monitor
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thread monitor
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thunderstorm monitor
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time-sharing monitor
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tool breakage monitor
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tool cycle time monitor
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tool life monitor
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video monitor
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visual range monitor
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voltage monitor
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water monitor
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