Sentence examples for only to track from inspiring English sources
The payments are going not only to track workers, engineers and conductors, but also to at least 65 supervisors and managers at the railroad, records show.
Systems designed to follow people are now clever enough not only to track a person in a crowd, but also to tell in which direction his head is turned.
Immediately after the deal was announced, some suggested that Google paid so much for deeply nefarious reasons: it was going to use these devices not only to track us online but to snoop on our offline habits as well.
The report, by the General Accounting Office, dealt with an $11.8 billion Air Force program to build new satellites that will use infrared technology not only to track nuclear missiles but also to differentiate between warheads and decoys.
Finding Bomba in the Bronx (it took a stakeout of his house), Lanzmann secured his coöperation but, in the subsequent two-year quest for funding to film the sequence, lost contact with him again, only to track him down in Israel.
Hence, to join and to remain in this formation, each robot has only to track one of these targets.
I currently use the ElectricSleep app (Android-only) to track my sleep, a Withings scale to track my weight, a Nike+ FuelBand to track my steps and football sessions, Runkeeper to track the runs I go for, and MyFitnessPal to track my food consumption, as well as a few others.
Advanced visual surveillance systems not only need to track moving objects but also interpret their patterns of behaviour.
Note that this algorithm is only able to track the target total queue length Ψtarget, but not precisely constrain to it.
This is not only important to track symptom burden over the treatment or disease trajectory, but even more so to be able to provide interventions when needed.
Who believes it only applies to track and field?
