Sentence examples for aiming at tracking from inspiring English sources

Aiming at tracking visual objects under harsh conditions, such as partial occlusions, illumination changes, and appearance variations, this paper proposes an iterative particle filter incorporated with an adaptive region-wise linear subspace (RWLS) representation of objects.

These circuits create a delayed and phase-rotated version of the outgoing signal that is subtracted to the incoming one, aiming at tracking and simulating the effect of the channel [15].

The European Union is threatening to freeze a crucial and controversial data-sharing deal with the US aimed at tracking terrorist funding because of the National Security Agency snooping scandal.

The European Parliament on Thursday broadly rejected an agreement with the United States on sharing information about bank transfers that was aimed at tracking people suspected of being terrorists.

That would bring the IAEA's inspections to an end, as well as its safeguard procedures aimed at tracking nuclear material.

As the runners entered, triage officers zapped their bibs with a barcode reader that fed a system aimed at tracking patients and helping families locate them.

A Yemeni official told the Guardian that the US planes were likely to be part of a broad effort aimed at tracking suspected militants in the capital who are believed to have travelled there with the aim of launching attacks.

The author of the new bill, Mike Rogers, the Republican chair of the House intelligence committee, has said it is aimed at tracking the nefarious activities of hackers, terrorists and foreign states, especially China.

"I consider this a major threat," Yohanan Danino, Israel's national police chief, said recently of settler violence in announcing a new team of police officers aimed at tracking radical Jews.

During a three-month residency in Silicon Valley last winter, under Y Combinator's aegis, they worked on farm management software aimed at tracking all of a farmer's field activities.

So the review is likely to recommend more vigorous intelligence aimed at tracking nuclear smugglers and anticipating terrorist attacks, and more robust actions within the nuclear laboratories to expand abilities to identify nuclear materials in other nations that might be passed surreptitiously to terrorists.