WordNet
n. monitor used in a studio for monitoring the program being broadcast [syn: tv monitor]
Usage examples of "television monitor".
Behind him were more machines, including an electrocardiograph and a sphygmomanometer, and on the overhead in front of him was a television monitor showing a color image of the stern of the boat.
Hanging up, she looked at the television monitor one more time, then at the computer screen, before scribbling the first thing that came to her mind based on the information that she had pulled from the news stories from other news agencies.
The television monitor in the Eye of Cy was patched into the pool feed from the cameras in the auditorium, and Ogle couldn't help watching it.
OToole activated the far right television monitor and Francesca appeared in a close-up outside the enclosed campsite.
A small television monitor mounted next to the computer screens showed a battle in progress.
Doug holds the book up beneath the television monitor and rotates it, comparing the lines of a U-boat to the shape on the screen.
The fire-crew bosun watched the helicopters start their engines on the television monitor.
On one side of their tent they had set up an electronic system that included a television monitor.
A television monitor showed a green-tinted, magnified image of the area in front of his house.
CURnS MAYO SAT AT A DESK amin the studio mock-up of a busy newsroom and peered at the television monitor slightly to his right and below camera number two.
CURNS MAYO SAT AT A DESK amin the studio mock-up of a busy newsroom and peered at the television monitor slightly to his right and below camera number two.
He opened a can of Diet Pepsi and began turning the dials and knobs on the console as he stared up at a television monitor the size of a small movie theater screen.
On the forward bulkhead was a television monitor which worked off a camera built into the scope.