Definitions

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  • noun biology, ecology Any organism that provides quantitative information on the quality of its environment

Etymologies

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bio- +‎ monitor

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Examples

  • Beside him, the biomonitor gauges all lay deathly still at zero.

    STRANGE NEW WORLDS 10 Dean Wesley Smith 2007

  • The biomonitor gauges sprang abruptly to life, startling Archer and Phlox.

    STRANGE NEW WORLDS 10 Dean Wesley Smith 2007

  • Beside him, the biomonitor gauges all lay deathly still at zero.

    STRANGE NEW WORLDS 10 Dean Wesley Smith 2007

  • The biomonitor gauges sprang abruptly to life, startling Archer and Phlox.

    STRANGE NEW WORLDS 10 Dean Wesley Smith 2007

  • Beside him, the biomonitor gauges all lay deathly still at zero.

    STRANGE NEW WORLDS 10 Dean Wesley Smith 2007

  • Below them, Phlox was shaking his head at the flatlining biomonitor gauges, stepping away from the patient.

    STRANGE NEW WORLDS 10 Dean Wesley Smith 2007

  • Below them, Phlox was shaking his head at the flatlining biomonitor gauges, stepping away from the patient.

    STRANGE NEW WORLDS 10 Dean Wesley Smith 2007

  • The biomonitor gauges sprang abruptly to life, startling Archer and Phlox.

    STRANGE NEW WORLDS 10 Dean Wesley Smith 2007

  • Below them, Phlox was shaking his head at the flatlining biomonitor gauges, stepping away from the patient.

    STRANGE NEW WORLDS 10 Dean Wesley Smith 2007

  • Combimatrix also announced a cooperative agreement with the U.S. Air Force for the development of a biomonitor device with biomarker-based microarrays.

    Nanotech Takes On Homeland Terror Josh Wolfe 2006

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