The phrase "a tracking device for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a device designed to monitor or follow the location or movements of an object or person.
Example: "The company developed a tracking device for monitoring the delivery of packages in real-time."
Alternatives: "a locator for" or "a monitoring device for".
Insurers will already send you a tracking device for free so that they can tap all the valuable data you produce.
"If the government said you have to have a tracking device, for certain you would rebel," notes Schneier.
Part a of Fig. 14 shows the daily energy consumption for the UMTS/GPRS module, GPS module, and IEEE-802.15.4 radio of a tracking device for different reporting intervals.
A tracking device for their easy-to-lose essentials.
When using the EMF as a tracking device look for fluctuations of 2.0 to 7.0 in whatever units you feel like using.
In an age when every one of us carries a digital tracking device for most of our waking hours, the ephemera that a partner can rifle through are potentially endless.
Also welcome, when O'Reilly's bookers can lure them into the studio, are those who, citing civil liberties, oppose strict efforts to crack down on sex offenders — efforts such as Jessica's Law, which would require someone who finishes a jail term for child molesting to wear a G.P.S. tracking device for life, and would prohibit him or her from living within two thousand feet of any school or park.
In the back of the truck, with a fur-lined hood pulled tight around his pinkish face, Tommy explains that Shirley has been wired with cameras and a tracking device and that now, for the first time in thousands of years, we're going to get a glimpse of a mammoth in the wild.
The design of a new tracking device for beam range real-time monitoring in pencil beam carbon ion therapy is presented.
But Dr Hopper has been wearing a location tracking device for the past 12 years and has learned to live with the loss of privacy and to appreciate its benefits.Instead of users being tracked constantly, how about using "permission-based" sentient applications, where users have to opt in if they want the benefits?
Invent and patent a GPS tracking device for sunglasses.
