Sentence examples for divided into tracks from inspiring English sources
Students are divided into tracks in the old-fashioned way, into honors, general education and special-education classes.
In other words, if having the resulting CD accurately divided into tracks is important to you — so that, for example, you can use the next track/previous track buttons on your CD player or iPod — you pretty much have to baby-sit the transfer process, manually marking the song beginnings by hitting the Track Increment button after each song.
As it is known, track transportation can be divided into track system above and track system below.
The album contains ten tracks, with works divided into separate tracks for each movement and interlude.
Throughout most of the 20th century the college preparatory curriculum at City College was divided into two tracks: the "A" course and the "B" course.
The album contains nine tracks (Sinfonia da Requiem and Symphony No. 4 are divided into separate tracks for each movement) and totals just over 78 minutes in length.
I also began remembering how Ernie Davis students had been divided into two tracks: high-achieving students like me -- most white and upper middle class -- were "Regents track," meaning we took more rigorous courses that prepared us for the college-preparatory Regents exams.
An arm with a tiny wire coil, the read/write (R/W) head, moves radially over the disk, which is divided into concentric tracks composed of small arcs, or sectors, of data.
Very little mastering was done to the album, which is divided into four tracks averaging 18 minutes each.
The 5-year programme was divided into three tracks: pharmaceutical sciences, pharmaceutical care and social and administrative pharmacy; this allowed students to achieve more professional specialisation [ 18, 23, 37].
