Sentence examples for limited to tracking from inspiring English sources
Even the polling is increasingly limited to tracking polls, which tell us only the horse race and rarely the underlying reasons why people feel as they do.
In the social sciences, arts and humanities, research assessment has been similarly limited to tracking impact within academia, using the prestige of one's publisher as a proxy for the importance of one's work (again, as a supplement for peer review practices).
RNA analysis was once limited to tracking individual transcripts by Northern blots or quantitative PCR.
Bitly got its start as the preferred link-shortening service for Twitter (before Twitter launched its own), but the company is no longer limited to tracking Twitter.
"Many other competitors get their data through third parties such as Okta, which means they are limited to tracking logins and shackled to a single platform".
Although some studies have targeted crowded surveillance video sequences, they have been limited to tracking human objects or detecting the overall motion of a great number of people [15 17].
In a statement, the company also reassured investors and customers that the data theft was limited to Track 2 data and did no include Social Security numbers, addresses or cardholder names.
The first rules-of-thumb for the uncertainties in track momentum and direction of tracking detectors under inclusion of multiple scattering, as developed by Gluckstern [Nucl. Instr. and Meth. 24 (1963) 381] in the times of the bubble chamber, were limited to tracks with low curvature and equidistant measurement points with equal accuracy.
The buses did not suffer the drawback of being limited to tracks and were therefore more practical than the tram services which from the 1930s went into decline.
Outside the gay community, initial concern about HIV/AIDS was largely limited to scientists tracking the epidemic or searching for a cause.
The state-of-the-art tracking techniques include, but are not limited to, (1) marker tracking, (2) markerless tracking and (3) extensible tracking.
