Sentence examples for devices for tracking from inspiring English sources
Mr. Gulick once designed missile-tracking radar, but after a few trips to Africa a decade ago has since devoted his time to devices for tracking elephants.
Armed with Jawbone wristbands or fitbits clipped to the belt (devices for tracking an individual's daily movements), a new generation of executives is looking for alternative ways to spend time in the office but not die sitting at their desks.
Fitbit makes a number of devices for tracking your overall fitness.
Specifically, we review the latest glaucoma diagnostic and therapeutic systems that involve implantable microelectromechanical systems (MEMS) sensors and microfluidics-based drainage devices for tracking intraocular pressure (IOP) history and maintaining IOP at normal levels.
Starting with the tracking of bank notes [1] as a proxy for human movement, studies quickly evolved towards the current use of hand held devices for tracking, using either GSM data [2, 3], connections to wifi hotspots [4] or GPS receivers [5] to determine location.
The date of the patent's filing means that any device was probably being considered for use with the iPod as a device for tracking work-out sessions.
He applied computer technology to Thomson newspapers and persuaded Thomson to found several spin-off ventures, including a radar device for tracking fish in the North Sea.
In a series of experiments to find out why it is so difficult for someone with autism to function in the world, the Yale team, including Warren Jones, a research associate, developed a device for tracking eye movements that could be mounted on the brim of a baseball cap.
There was even a device for tracking your cat's bowel movements.
Advances in ultrasonic tracking devices, designed for tracking catheters within vessels, may provide an opportunity for image-guided endovascular procedures.
These kinds of functions can be incorporated into apps for existing wearables instead of developing devices solely for tracking consumption habits.
