Sentence examples for ongoing tracking from inspiring English sources

Leaders at Shell were prepared to respond effectively because of their ongoing tracking and scenario planning.

Each trial consisted of one ongoing tracking task accompanied by two additional concurrent tasks: (1) billboard observation task; and (2) circle color change identification task.

However Facebook is not denying the existence of the document, nor its apparent ability to assess users' psychological states based on ongoing tracking of their online activity.

Many of the largest companies in the world — like Facebook with FBLearner — have built an edge for themselves by making the process of studying their users and data science ongoing, tracking closely how things change over time.

More surprisingly, within a multi-task environment redundant signals may actually be disruptive: Wickens and colleagues (Seagull, Wickens, & Loeb, 2001; Wickens & Gosney, 2003) have reported evidence that redundant audio-visual target presentation in a monitoring task can disrupt performance in an ongoing tracking task.

This web-based program, which provided ongoing tracking and documentation of patients' needs and care, decreased HbA1c levels significantly [ 38].

Metro will be shuttering six of its stations this weekend on two lines as part of ongoing track rehabilitation and other work that necessitates closing sections of the Metrorail system.

WASHINGTON -- If Wednesday morning's massive Metrorail delays due to cracked rails from cold temperatures weren't enough of an annoyance for riders, Metro's ongoing track rehabilitation program will be a constant reminder of what a long, sluggish winter it will be for the transit system.

Since that first meeting, Hart's team has recruited more than fifty former N.F.L. players for an ongoing study tracking their brain connections and mental health.

Since what they are looking at is related to their ongoing actions, tracking eye movements allows a pretty direct readout of what might be going on in their heads," said Mary Hayhoe, a perceptual psychologist at the University of Texas at Austin, who did not take part in the research.

To describe the ongoing Clinical Tracking Form (CTF) study of the Defense and Veterans Brain Injury Center DVBICC).