Sentence examples for form a track from inspiring English sources

Combined, they form a track so dang funky, that as soon as you put it on, every horny pizza guy within earshot will be at your door with a delivery you didn't order.

The 2.0 version has upgraded its sequencing capabilities to include scenes sets of drum and keys patterns that form a track's building blocks that work pretty much like they do in Maschine.

They also applied a different form a tracking for the two remaining years of lower secondary school curriculum.

This is not just a case of a man being led about his hormones, to the exclusion of the rest of his brain, but something more complicated: a case in which an extraordinarily intelligent man used all of his rational capacities to form a track-covering plan -- yet seemingly focused none of his cognitive wherewithal on evaluating whether that plan was worth pursuing in the first place.

The data were then traced and jointed together to form a tracking map for free roaming in the field throughout the session (by MATLAB version 6.5, Mathwork software, USA), and the total intrasession distance of the free roaming rat was then calculated.

An obstacle course of Toytown-style roofs, chimneys, platforms and performance spaces forms a track around which the hero must run and jump for his life.

In the nomenclature of tracking, as the object changes its state in some partly known way, the measurements belonging to it forms a track and the track can be used to solve for the state.

Landing craft deposited hundreds of tanks on the beaches preceded by crawler tractors laying wire mesh tank track to form a path of solid ground.

Combined, AI + ML, in its simplest form, is a tracking code that automatically tells an ad server to show a banner ad based on your browsing behavior.

As part of the bigger enterprise IT Dell deal, EMC's share of VMware — which itself has a market cap of over $33 billion — will transfer to the newly combined private business in the form of a tracking stock.

An evocative movement from that quartet, in slightly altered form, appears as a track called "Dive" on her latest CD, the lively "Pop-Pop," done in collaboration with the producer and percussionist P. C. Muñoz.