noun
COLLOCATIONS FROM OTHER ENTRIES
a security/surveillance camera (= a camera that takes photographs of people in buildings or public places )
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He was seen on a car park security camera.
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
■ ADJECTIVE
close
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He was not immediately arrested at the airport but kept under close surveillance .
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State officials reviewed his case and said they would take unprecedented measures to keep him under close surveillance .
constant
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He did not retire into a monastery but lived in Rangoon as a layman, under constant police surveillance .
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Anything less than constant surveillance would be as no surveillance at all.
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This is expressed in his use of constant surveillance and in his drive to eliminate waste and distractions.
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He alleges that authorities kept King under constant surveillance .
electronic
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The bank has its own armed security guards-each a professional marksman-and electronic surveillance systems.
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He said increased security will include random searches of park visitors and more electronic surveillance at all venues.
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Also, an uneven terrain made electronic surveillance more difficult.
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In all, four instances of electronic surveillance without a court notIce occurred during the late 1950s.
national
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Clearly this is an attempt to impose a national screening and surveillance programme to monitor the health of older people.
■ NOUN
camera
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New security measures, including video surveillance cameras , come into force on the city's bus fleet this week.
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Two border surveillance cameras , mounted on large steel poles, have been destroyed by gunfire.
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He is filmed by a video surveillance camera .
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Both areas are monitored round the clock by surveillance cameras and detectives are hoping that the hoaxer has been captured on tape.
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The installation of surveillance cameras also seems to work, if Airdrie's experience is anything to go by.
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Read in studio Well, one police force is hoping to cut crime by using surveillance cameras .
disease
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National notifiable disease surveillance is organized around state by state reporting systems for which states have ample legal authority.
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This year, the United States upgraded its disease surveillance system to detect any early outbreak of infection.
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National infectious disease surveillance systems form the foundation of our ability to know and track the routine.
equipment
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The company still plans to sell off Thorn Security and Electronics, which makes security and surveillance equipment for the defence industry.
operation
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He criticised the agency's surveillance operations , and alleged that it was incompetent.
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Guillaume Depardieu, 23, was arrested on Saturday with four other men after a surveillance operation .
programme
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Because of the high risk of developing a further cancer the patient was entered into the surveillance programme .
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Results One hundred and eighty patients fulfilled the criteria for entry into the surveillance programme .
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Clearly this is an attempt to impose a national screening and surveillance programme to monitor the health of older people.
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All but one of the colorectal cancers in this series occurred in patients outside the surveillance programme .
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This patient was the only case of cancer detected by the surveillance programme .
system
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Fashionable north London, six bedrooms, an acre of garden, a surveillance system , electronic gates, a road-to-house intercom.
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This year, the United States upgraded its disease surveillance system to detect any early outbreak of infection.
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Private security firms using surveillance systems should be subject to inspections.
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Improved computer-editing proceedings have been developed and implemented in the surveillance system which identify measurements that may contain errors.
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The bank has its own armed security guards-each a professional marksman-and electronic surveillance systems .
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In the United States, existing surveillance systems are inadequate to rapidly recognize outbreaks of this parasitic infection.
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But the range of ground surveillance systems , nomatterhow sophisticated, is inevitably restricted by the curvature of the earth's surface.
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National infectious disease surveillance systems form the foundation of our ability to know and track the routine.
team
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She had her surveillance team in place, ready to begin shadowing her military target.
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I spotted Tony Redfern's surveillance team on my first pass of the Smarts' warehouse.
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It was the last thing the surveillance team had expected.
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Accordingly, he had indeed doubled the surveillance team , detailing two men to each side of the Eldorado apartment block.
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They must have spotted your surveillance team and shifted everything out in advance of the raid.
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Hamid Tefileen was said to have been spotted by surveillance teams and arrested in autumn 1998.
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Lieutenant Curtis had made it very clear to the surveillance team how mentally unbalanced and dangerous he considered the Prophet to be.
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Tonight he would butcher one of his surveillance team .
video
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This was confirmed in 14 patients by covert video surveillance .
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With built-in video surveillance , even graffiti would be deterred.
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New security measures, including video surveillance cameras, come into force on the city's bus fleet this week.
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The police have had the estate under video surveillance for many weeks.
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He is filmed by a video surveillance camera.
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Security robots may be much more commonplace, looking for fires and intruders, and there will be more video surveillance .
■ VERB
conduct
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However, limited resources have left many state and local health departments with inadequate capacity to conduct surveillance for most infectious diseases.
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Police conducting surveillance of a stolen Honda Accord that was parked, saw two males getting into the car.
keep
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She wanted to spend the afternoon keeping Kattina under surveillance .
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He alleges that authorities kept King under constant surveillance .
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The suspects were kept under surveillance .
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State officials reviewed his case and said they would take unprecedented measures to keep him under close surveillance .
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We would keep surveillance and follow the person who collects it, hoping to apprehend the whole gang and rescue Fontaine.
use
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Private security firms using surveillance systems should be subject to inspections.
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Data are collected prospectively, using standardized surveillance components and nosocomial infection definitions.
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Read in studio Well, one police force is hoping to cut crime by using surveillance cameras.
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The show uses video surveillance footage, interviews and re-enactments to focus on lamebrain criminal acts.
EXAMPLES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
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Banks are installing surveillance cameras to prevent robberies.
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Television surveillance in public areas should help to make housing developments safer.
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The men had been under surveillance by customs officers for some time before their arrest.
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The terrorists had been kept under constant surveillance by our officers.
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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And even this unobtrusive surveillance might be only a part of her fantasy.
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It was reported that the agreement covered missile systems, light armoured vehicles and sea surveillance aircraft.
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Military intelligence maintained its surveillance of black organizational activity to determine the extent of black radicalism.
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Patients with increased oesophageal alkalinisation require careful surveillance because of their increased likelihood of developing complications.
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Police surveillance has prevented us contacting your sister-in-law.
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These cancer surveillance programmes are now widely implemented despite not having been subjected to clinical trial.
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This patient was the only case of cancer detected by the surveillance programme.