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Web Watch

British Journal of Nursing, 2001
Welcome to Web Watch, our regular guide to resources on the world-wide web. This issue looks at sites concerning continence and continence promotion from the UK and abroad.
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The HeartBeats watch

ACM SIGGRAPH 2012 Art Gallery, 2012
Stretching or shrinking hours at the beat of your heart, The HeartBeats Watch is a timepiece in which the duration of time is paced not by seconds but according to the wearer’s heartbeat. Through a heightened awareness of self, The HeartsBeats Watch brings together art and science to reveal emotional complexity of time and the human body.
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Watching the watch men

Engineering & Technology, 2009
How are wristwatch manufacturers fighting back against mobile phones all of which incorporate time-keeping? The paper discusses the latest in high-tech watches. Watches are making a comeback. Not that young people are suddenly rich enough for an Omega or a Rolex, far from it they're as affected by the world recession as anyone. They are finding watches
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Website watch

Nursing Older People, 2002
➧ Developed in 1997 under the guidance of a panel of experts, this US site, called Awakenings, is a comprehensive Parkinson's disease information resource, aiming to improve understanding and management of the condition. A US focus, but the site has useful information for specialists, patients and caregivers. Sponsored by a drug company.
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Watching by gossip

Internet of Things, 2018
Abstract In this paper we instantiate a learning by gossip paradigm to fulfill an occupancy detection task via a minimum value proposition. Minimality is achieved by both the hardware and the data infrastructure, as well as by the data collection that is necessary to tune the occupancy detection intelligence. For short, we implement a loose scheme of
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Website watch

Nursing Older People, 2004
Of all the websites reviewed in Nursing Older People, this is among the best. The British Thoracic Society (BTS) was formed in 1982 when the British Thoracic Association and the Thoracic Society merged. Having grown in recent years, it now represents nurses, doctors, scientists and other professionals with an interest in respiratory disease.
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EV watch

IEEE Spectrum, 1995
The rule by the California Air Resources Board (CARB) mandating a 1998 start for the sale of zeroemission vehicles (ZEVs) in the state got more support than criticism at the Nov. 8 public forum held on ZEV costs and benefits in Los Angeles. Jane Hall, an economics professor at California State University, Fullerton, told those present that her research
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Watching You Watch Me

Afterimage, 2011
Hasan Elahi: Hiding in Plain Sight Intersection for the Arts San Francisco March 2-April 23, 2011 In 2002, multimedia artist Hasan Elahi was detained upon arrival at customs in the Detroit Metro Airport. He had been put on a governmental no-fly list and was being investigated by the FBI in connection with an alleged terrorist bomb plot stemming from an
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Apple Watch: This is not a watch

2015
This article aims to analyze the launch of Apple Watch under a semiotic-anthropological viewpoint and the perspective of openly religious symbolism implemented by the Cupertino company in order to create a real community of loyal and insiders.
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