Sentence examples for for both tracking from inspiring English sources
Polypropelene plastic layers between straws and a xenon-based gas mixture in the straws allow the straws to be used for both tracking and transition radiation detection.
First, we describe a novel dynamic and behavioural model that uses movements, a sequence of consecutive poses, from motion captured video data to establish priors for both tracking and behavioural analysis.
The previous work by the first author [10] proposed a reduction in sampling frequency for both tracking and acquisition stages which has the drawback of rounding the correlation function's peak and affects the overall performance of the GNSS receivers.
Detailed analysis and case studies demonstrate that this new methodology can lead to improved precision for both tracking control and vibration attenuation, enhanced control robustness, and smoother control action.
Metric measurements are required for both track and field events, even in the United States.
"They brought in the Bronx middle-class Irish, Jews, Italians," recalled Joe Goldstein, the legendary public relations man who worked alternately for both tracks from 1952 through 1968.
Construction firm Jarvis, which holds the contracts for both track renewals and track maintenance on the line, said the points in question passed visual safety inspections the day before Friday's crash.
The severed electrical lines tumbled in a shower of sparks about 7 a.m., and power was lost for both track signals and the catenary rigging on trains of the North Jersey Coast Line between Bay Head and Pennsylvania Station in New York.
The accuracy of the mixed formulation away from the excitation point depends strongly on the inclusion of through-ground coupling in the lumped parameter model, which has been found to be necessary for both track dynamics and ground vibration predictions.
Once it was determined that it could show skill in hurricane prediction, a multi-year transition transformed the research model into an operational model which could be used by the National Weather Service for both track and intensity forecasting in 1995.
