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Monitor may mean:

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[change] Computers and technology

  • Computer monitor, a device that displays images generated by a computer
  • Monitor (synchronization), an approach to synchronize two or more computer tasks that use a shared resource
  • Foldback (sound engineering), the use of rear-facing speakers on stage during a music performance
  • Machine code monitor, software allowing users to view or change memory locations on a computer
  • Medical monitor, automated medical device that senses and displays a patient's vital signs
  • Studio monitor, a loudspeaker specifically designed for audio production applications
  • Supervisory control, a system that measures or controls data
  • Video monitor, a device that displays output from a video-generating device

[change] Warships

  • Monitor (warship), a type of ship
  • River monitor, a class of warship used in inland waterways
  • USS Monitor, a United States Navy warship used during the American Civil War
  • USS Monitor (LSV-5) a United States Navy vehicle landing ship

[change] Companies Media and Entertainment

  • Monitor (comics), a DC comics character
  • Monitor (NBC Radio)
  • Monitor (Polish newspaper)
  • Monitor Magazine (Ottawa)
  • Monitor Records (Hong Kong), a music retailer
  • Monitor Records (New York), an independent record label
  • 343 Guilty Spark, a character in the Halo video game series
  • A BBC television program edited by Huw Wheldon

[change] Place names

  • Monitor, Indiana
  • Monitor, Alberta

[change] Other meanings

  • Fire monitor, an aimable and controllable water jet used for firefighting
  • Monitor (NHS), a United Kingdom government agency also known as the Independent Regulator for NHS Foundation Trusts
  • Monitor lizard
  • Hall monitor, a student who supervises the corridors of a school

[change] See also

  • The Monitor
  • The Monitors
  • Monitoring

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