Sentence examples for long term tracking from inspiring English sources

The problem of robust human tracking by the robot is solved by proposing a multi-tracker fusion framework that allows one to combine multiple tracker to ensure long term tracking of the target.

In this paper the design and implementation of one solution is described; a sustainable legacy indicator tool (LegIT) for the long term tracking of surface weathering effects on built heritage.

For example, long term tracking of animal migration over large scales can be accomplished with the lower accuracy geolocation method [29], [30].

The RT3 is therefore potentially suitable for long term tracking of PA data in the home environment [ 18].

Namely, this system identifies with exquisite specificity only viable cells (which actively contain the gene product) and allows long term tracking of transduced SC (circumventing issues of probe dilution with cellular proliferation).

Recent debate [ 89] regarding the possibility of "over diagnosis" of breast cancer through screening [ 90] has highlighted the pivotal role of long term tracking of cohorts of patients in evaluating the prognosis of small cancers.

"The actively-managed Artemis UK Special Situations fund has a strong long-term track record, while Cazenove UK Opportunities is an 'all weather' fund with another strong track record," he says.

You want to take a look at long term track records.

It is unclear whether long-term tracking of people's movements by the government raises privacy rights under the Fourth Amendment.

Much of the excitement around the new tracking tools focuses on the potential benefits of long-term tracking.

Miguel noted in a phone interview from California that in the 1990s it was rare for economists to do long-term tracking.