This sort of record can be achieved only on dedicated, intensively maintained track designed for high-speed operation.
Even though eye movements during reading have been studied intensively for decades, applications that track the reading of longer passages of text in real time are rare.
Armed with only these clues, Queens detectives worked intensively over the past week to track down three men who the police say robbed 15 businesses in Queens and may have pulled off several robberies in Nassau County over the past five weeks.
In 2014, after tracking the scammers intensively, the N.Y.P.D. lodged sealed indictments against a number of suspects, but, before arrests could be made, they all disappeared, presumably escaping to China.
The C6AIR was widely deployed at the International Rice Research Institute IRRII) for genetic diversity analysis, QTL mapping, and tracking introgressions and was intensively used at Cornell University for QTL analysis and developing libraries of interspecific chromosome segment substitution lines (CSSLs) between O. sativa and diverse accessions of O. rufipogon or O. meridionalis.
Lineage tracing shares many similarities to the natural image processing problem of object tracking, which has been intensively studied (Hu et al. 2004).
Apparently the last time a track was listened to this intensively on Last.fFM was '15 Step' from Radiohead's free In Rainbows album, which clocked up close to 22,000 listens in 12 hours.
As part of this program, we work intensively with children, parents and foster parents and track which methods are most effective.
Birds in the EMP all carry identification bands and many also carry tracking devices so they can be intensively monitored on their journeys.
Academics have studied them intensively, by comparing states with term limits to those without, by tracking legislative behavior before and after the imposition of limits, and by combining these approaches to see whether term limits set states on a different path than states without the reform.
In addition, biologists determined in spring how many cubs were born (or left the den) by intensively camera-trapping the breeding female home ranges, systematically prospecting for tracks and analyzing their sizes, and genotyping hairs trapped on rubber pads sprayed with turpentine oil.
