Sentence examples for defined to track from inspiring English sources

(Here, the average rupture velocity of each large slip area is defined to track the onset when the slip value reaches 2 m, which is approximately 30% of the maximum slip value for slip areas B, C, and D).

In the TSI-CR a stringent track specification is defined to keep the track noise contribution low and to promote reproducibility between test sites.

The problem may indeed be growing in some areas; but particularly in the younger age ranges it is difficult to define or to track with any precision.

Some sorts of technology have developed more than others: one big growth area is surveillance, broadly defined to include software that tracks supplies.The benefits of easier surveillance are manifold.

Regions of interest in the TH and DAT labeled images were defined to eliminate the probe track (for details, see Supporting Information Figure S4).

The radius of confinement (rconf) of a track is defined to be the magnitude of the radius of the smallest circle that encloses all points in that track.

Moreover, a lower priority tracking controller is defined to follow the desired reference trajectory on the surface being polished.

Outputs and outcomes should be measured using clearly defined, measurable indicators to track progress toward the objectives.

Specific indicators would then be defined in order to track the capacity building effort's progress in addressing that challenge (i.e. the number of different community sectors represented by board members).

There are four papers identified by our search strategy from the PATH through life project, which was set up to track and define the lifespan course of depression, anxiety, substance use and cognitive ability.

'Workspace or activity awareness' allows defining a model to track interactions in the shared workspace.