Sentence examples for concentrate on tracking from inspiring English sources

And the police would be able to concentrate on tracking down thieves and rapists, making everyone safer.

* Two executives were named to lead Crystal, a new consulting unit at Ogilvy & Mather Worldwide, which will concentrate on tracking and forecasting consumer culture, trends and behavior.

With reports of new flu cases tapering off around the country — except in New York, New Jersey and New England — federal health officials said on Tuesday that they would concentrate on tracking the swine flu's progress in the Southern Hemisphere and preparing for a surge of cases in the fall.

Its an area most fitness apps have avoided, preferring to concentrate on tracking runs and cycling for instance.

Meanwhile rival hackers, including one called The Jester – an ex-US military member – have been concentrating on tracking down the group's website and identifying its members.

Still, the bulk of the FBI's efforts in the war on terror have concentrated on tracking routes to presumed radicalisation, ferreting out ostensibly radicalised individuals, and cracking down on networks that supposedly facilitate radicalisation.

Having won the war against the Taliban, they can afford to concentrate less on tracking down every enemy straggler or al-Qaeda member still in the country, more on avoiding accidents that undermine the government their victory produced.

When Cameron decided to drop football after his sophomore season and concentrate on track, his father cautioned him to think twice.

So did entire nations: eastern European countries provided government aid to athletes, other countries encouraged military personnel to concentrate on track-and-field training, and U.S. athletes received college scholarships in return for their skills.

The human tracking within a camera focuses on locating human objects in each frame of a given video sequence from a camera, while the human tracking across non-overlapping cameras concentrates on associating one tracked human object from the FOV of a camera with that from the FOV of another camera.

After graduating in 1997, Jones concentrated on track.