"Look, everybody is uncomfortable with the idea of tracking police officers," he said.
I took her thyroid out because the idea of tracking a cancer over time filled her with dread, as it does many people.
When Randour first brought the idea of tracking animal abuse data to the FBI a decade ago, John Thompson sat on the agency's policy advisory board.
Paul Graham's idea of tracking workers into separate spheres (vocational and liberal arts?) would seem the precise opposite of Holacracy, which purports to raze hierarchies.
The default answer is usually spending, but the idea of tracking spending makes people think of budgeting, and budgeting has a marketing problem — very few people like to do it.
"I remembered the Baltimore Colts team from this era in particular, and the idea of tracking down these players, interviewing them and really getting inside of them and this game was really appealing to me," he said.
Moreover, knowledge of the weather, and of how birds have behaved in previous years, allows him to predict what they will do next, so aircraft can be routed above them.Inspired by Dr Leshem, other air forces have taken up the idea of tracking birds by radar.
The scandal over Operation Fast and Furious a poorly thought out initiative from America's justice department in which federal agents allowed known "straw purchasers" to buy guns in the United States, with the idea of tracking the guns to their ultimate destination, is still roiling.
So strong is this desire to be situated in time and space and to share the position with others that the idea of tracking location has spread from a periphery feature to one which is required for most apps to function.
The idea of tracking these numbers isn't entirely new.
The idea of tracking, or how to determine location and pose, is introduced.
