visual surveillance

Twenty four hours camera and visual surveillance recorded every activity.

Visual surveillance of young Frade was a little more interesting.

They had video cameras, too, so they could keep the entire section under visual surveillance.

Let's switch off on visual surveillance, but we'll stay within sight of each other, okay?"

Visual surveillance would be a different matter entirely.

Four cameras will be installed in each car, allowing the driver to have visual surveillance of any emergency request.

Only he stayed there; I transcended "How about visual surveillance?"

Really, he'd have to talk to Johnny about rigging the vents with visual surveillance equipment in the future.

Instead Michael uses a modular pod design, which allows for riot control and visual surveillance.

Monitoring includes electronic and visual surveillance of critical parameters identified during the fault tree analysis design stage.

Hammond had often repeated the command: When you find a transmitter, check outside sight lines; assume visual surveillance.

There will be weapons checkpoints far outside the main complex, frequent interbuilding scans, and visual surveillance."

The visual surveillance preliminary reports were something else: They were handwritten, compiled from notes discreetly taken on site.

This was a deadly charade; even if visual surveillance was unlikely, both men's faces were set, expressionless.

The court also noted that the use of a tracking device, as in Katz substituted for visual surveillance, which does not normally require a warrant.

Archie is the audio/visual surveillance specialist.

Visual surveillance was unquestionably lawful because "the eye cannot by the laws of England be guilty of a trespass."

Signals intelligence, visual surveillance, even occupy them briefly just to deny them to the Allies at a crucial moment in the battle."

Visual surveillance.

Following visual surveillance of his cabin, the authorities acquired a warrant to search the premises, and used the evidence found therein to convict Knotts.

"We fly the coast six days a week in a visual surveillance program, monitoring it for anything that might affect our beaches or bathing waters," she said.

Like all Croatian-born personnel, he was under close phone and visual surveillance by the Serbian Ministry of Interior.

The Obama Administration has expressed potential opposition to the bill based on the belief that GPS tracking is no more invasive than visual surveillance.

Liesegang / White: Visual Surveillance of Extremities (2005)

For this reason, in addition to the bedside visual surveillance, I want it to wear a personal medical sensor at all times with priority flagging on your station monitor.