A technician taking temperatures one patient at a time might need four hours to cover the whole unit and then manually enter the readings in each patient's record. The patient's temperature might spike during that time, but the physician might be working with old data and not notice the change.

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Peredelka kompjyuternogo bloka pitaniya v payaljnuyu stanciyu. This article outlines an interpretation of his debut collection, Kuvici. Silan’s use of figurative language and the stylizations of his lyric subject reveal that he was inspired by the poetics of Slovak, Czech, and French modernism. In the history of Slovak literature, Janko Silan is a well-known poet of Slovak Catholic modernism and spiritual poetry. Poetiko Silanove debitantske zbirke bi lahko označili kot simbolistični, včasih celo dekadentni modernizem.