Sentence examples for Steady tracking from inspiring English sources
He didn't return the steady, tracking gaze of the men whose conversations he had surreptitiously recorded for more than a year.
The steady tracking error and transient tracking error can be adjusted to arbitrarily small by choosing proper design parameters in spite of uncertain dynamics, external disturbance and input saturation.
Under the proposed controller, all the signals in the closed-loop system are 4-Moment (or 2 Moment) semi-globally uniformly ultimately bounded (SGUUB), and the prespecified transient and steady tracking control performance are guaranteed.
On top of that, there was an enormous amount of bric-a-brac and detritus, collected over the years, including some costumes and mini-railtrack (again, for supposedly steady tracking shots) – all housed in the basement under the Bloomsbury theatre and shared with students from the then-fledgling UCL union TV station, whom we unashamedly looked down on.
As the tides rose and fell around it, the rig would keep filming, its steady tracking time-lapse allowing us to reveal the underwater life of a rock pool like never before.
The movie skates a delicate line between a neorealist approach of using non-professional performers working in their actual environments and a heightened, polished aesthetic of long, steady tracking shots.
Oregon has a steady track record of raising its minimum wage to adjust for inflation.
While overall growth remains on a slow but steady track, the job outlook varies markedly depending on geography, training and industry.
Meteors have a way of burning out, but Mr. Kissin already has shown promising signs of being on a long, steady track across the musical firmament.
The election is being watched closely as a gauge of democracy in Ukraine, a former Soviet republic of 45 million, once viewed as on a steady track toward integration with Europe after the Orange Revolution of 2004.
The vote was closely watched as a gauge of developing democracy in this former Soviet republic of 45 million, once viewed as being on a steady track toward integration with Europe after the Orange Revolution of 2004.
