The system can, for example, track the location of users.
The Department of Labor, for example, tracks the performance of the labor market with a phone survey of 60,000 households each month.
The Xerox Corporation, for example, tracks the monthly print volume for the office copiers and printers that it services nationwide.
Dr Denk, for example, tracks the myriad branches of a single nerve cell using an enzyme from horseradish.
The most lively and nuanced example tracks the open-source development of Twitter, which, Johnson contends, bypassed the secretive, free-market model based on "the artificial scarcity of intellectual property".
It differs from other systems in that it performs deep, semantic analysis and examines the development of a network over time — for example, tracking the Web sites a host has contacted.
An attacker who compromises a phone can, for example, track the owner's location by GPS, use the camera to see the phone's surroundings, or turn on its microphone to record conversations.
H-E-B, for example, tracks the percentage of employees in each retail territory and business unit who are at risk in areas such as high blood pressure, physical inactivity, and smoking against benchmark goals.
The SPDR S.& P. Dividend exchange-traded fund, for example, tracks the S.& P. High-Yield Dividend Aristocrats index, which is made up of the 50 highest-yielding stocks that have raised their dividend payouts every year for the past quarter-century.
For example, track the value of the FXADUS, FXADEU, FXADJY, etc.
