Sentence examples for continual tracking from inspiring English sources

Automatic bar-code reading of parts combined with local area networks permit continual tracking of parts and operations.

What differentiates 7-Eleven is that it uses its time-based distribution system to change the product mix in its stores every morning and every night, based on a careful and continual tracking of customer needs, because 7-Eleven management knows that its customers need different products in the morning than they do at night.

Continual tracking is useful for noticing when the tide has turned, but an openness to experimentation is also helpful.

The behavioral data acquired from the continual tracking of digital activities are sold in the secondary data market and used in algorithms that automatically classify people (Executive Office 2016; FTC 2016a).

The Guardian's explosive piece on Wednesday about the NSA's continual tracking of Verizon customers was a classic leak story.

The occasional failure of continual tracking occurred when the target molecule collided with another M5 ahead on the actin filament, when a portion of discontinuous substrate surface was encountered, or when the manual tracking was not appropriately performed.

"As we go forward, it may become clear what freedoms Americans think are at risk," Mr. Sennott said, adding that such a determination would be part of continual "polling to track people's attitudes, which will provide us and the agencies with real-time information" helpful to producing campaigns.

Continual is running solidly.

The hunter's continual training with his implements and in tracking and stalking had a social value in maintaining group activity, earning prestige, and preserving tradition.

Tracking the continual transformation of faith from the Stone Age to the Information Age, Wright, a self-described materialist, best known for his work on evolutionary psychology, free trade, and game theory, postulates that religious world views are becoming more open, compassionate, and synthesized.

The global economy, as well as the national economy, will continue to bifurcate into a rich/tech track and a poor/non-tech track due to continual technological invention and innovation that will destroy and/or replace old non-tech jobs.