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The engineer's right thumb contacts and depresses the start control while his remaining fingers curl behind the console edge. Both shoes meet the linoleum floor; the rack's steel base is bolted to that same floor. The storage CRT rests inside its cradle, which is fastened to the rack shelf at four visible corners. The monitor CRT sits in a fixed steel bracket; its cables run into the rack rather than ending in open space. Each valve is seated inside a ceramic socket, and waxed cables connect the chassis, storage enclosure and control console. The monitor's faint window reflection occupies the glass quadrant geometrically facing the high left window. The 1.75 m engineer establishes the rack as slightly above human height and the monitor face as roughly 30 cm across. 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