Sentence examples for apart from tracking from inspiring English sources

Apart from tracking the movement of the goods, RFID is able to play an important role to reflect the inventory level of various distribution areas.

Apart from tracking what's being said across social media services, the Engagor platform also enables individuals and teams to respond to and engage with the people who are saying it.

Apart from track and field, wrestling is considered by many the oldest competitive sport, one that made its first appearance at the ancient Olympic Games in 708 B.C. and thrives on its rudimentary attractiveness — one athlete trying to subdue another, not with equipment but with the fundamental use of the arms, upper body and legs.

Some of the surveys apart from the tracking polls were erratic and not necessarily so strong for Mr. Obama.

A Surprising Poll in Arizona Apart from the tracking polls, the only survey published as of our deadline on Saturday was one in Arizona.

Advanced evidence-based decision support module: It is the key component of MATE that sets it apart from cancer tracking systems, EHR systems and the first-generation decision support, such as rule-based alert and reminder systems.

The 18 tracks are divided into four sides and it is mainly instrumental, apart from one track Louder Than Words with a lyric written by Gilmour's wife, Polly Samson.

Chávez Ravine (2005) marked Cooder's first solo album (apart from sound tracks) in nearly two decades.

I loved the album (and still do) apart from one track: the "Sukka mix" of Buffalo Stance ("This is the re-re-remix... ..)... ..

Apart from his track and field appearances, he also played in one of two exhibition baseball games at the 1912 Olympics, which featured two teams composed of U.S. track and field athletes.

Apart from a track named 'The Devil Is in the Details', and the fact that the album is precisely 66 minutes and 6 seconds in length, satanic symbolism is also employed on the tracks 'Alpha and Omega' and 'You Could Feel the Sky' (mainly by means of back-masking).