Sentence examples for maps which track from inspiring English sources

Google's national flu trend maps, which track flu-related searches, are almost solid red (for "intense activity") and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's weekly FluView maps, which track confirmed cases, are nearly solid brown (for "widespread activity").

And they know lots about heat maps, which track the percentage of people who have interacted with different parts of a webpage, and open rates, which show what percentage of the people who received your email have opened it.

The map, which tracks how sections of two parents' chromosomes are exchanged, or recombined, in the chromosome bequeathed to a child, yields the correct order of the sections on the chromosome.

Developer Ben Marsh was later contracted by Vodafone to build a map which tracked Brits as they tweeted their holidays.

They compared data from the Gene Expression Omnibus (GEO)—which they used to determine gene expression signatures of diseases to data from the Connectivity Map, which tracks the changes in mRNA expression caused by 164 drugs.

New York-based Citysense says its mapping application, which tracks night-life activity, works best when it's constantly running on users' phones.

He's proudest of his mental maps of Chinese cities, which track non-squatter toilets and the best kung pao chicken.

3D maps come into their own in the great outdoors, so you have 3D mapping apps like the Maps 3D app which tracks you as you bike, hike or ski.

Sorry school-skipping teenagers and spouse-cheating losers, AT&T has launched FamilyMap, which will track a phone's location either by GPS or cell-phone tower triangulation on a Microsoft Live Map.

This crazy trickery is brought about by 3D tracking cameras which track people walking about the stage, mapping their movements as they stroll about and responding to them appropriately.

But which track is better?