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television monitor

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television monitor [′tel·ə‚vizh·ən ‚man·əd·ər]
(electronics)
A television set connected to the transmitter at a television station, used to continuously check the image picked up by a television camera and the sound picked up by the microphones.
A closed-circuit television system used to provide continuous observation of such things as hazardous or remote locations, the readings of gages for process control, or microscopic or telescopic images, for greater convenience of viewing.


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On Tuesday, Courtney unveiled his latest production and presented it to the historical society: A portable video kiosk complete with television monitor, a DVD player, a VHS player and two seven-minute videos he produced while at Valencia High.
This year for the first time, the finals were simulcast on a television monitor in the hallway outside the room.
Amenities for the building's tenants include security intercom system with close-circuit television monitor in each unit; high-speed Internet connection; a laundry room located across from the elevator at the cellar level; a recreation area and a trash disposal room at each floor.
 
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