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The CRT is bolted into the timing console, and the three pulse profiles remain entirely inside its glass display area. The astronomer's right fingers close around the timing knob while the knob remains seated in its console socket. The astronomer's left palm and forearm contact the console edge, and the chair seat supports the astronomer's weight. The console's four feet and the chair's two visible casters contact the linoleum floor. The cable conduit joins the console rear, reaches the floor and turns along it in a continuous surface-supported run. It is 1991: Pale long-sleeved cotton shirt and dark wool trousers, operator viewed from behind.; Enamelled steel, smoked CRT glass, black vinyl, linoleum and exposed steel conduit.; Pre-Gregorian-upgrade Arecibo pulsar-timing console with a monochrome CRT and rotary timing control. 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