Sentence examples for plant track from inspiring English sources

On the free Apple version, I found even the industrial-sounding "Power Plant" track soothing enough to sleep to.

They are as inseparable now as they were when they ran with tagging crews half the night, until their exhausted single mother would return from her late shift at an onion packing plant, track them down and drag them home — not that she was always able to keep them out of juvenile hall.

As shocking as it has been to hear the methods used — obtaining private phone records, or trying to plant tracking software on a journalist's computer — it is almost as surprising that Mr. Hurd sat on the sidelines while the company's Clouseaus drew up plans to infiltrate newsrooms with spies masquerading as secretaries or janitors.

Track 1: 35S-GUS positiveositive control); track 2 6: pSH4-GUS transgenic plants; track 7: Nipponbare (negative control); track 8: water (blank control).

With the help of simulations, the control strategy based on direct RBFNN model reference adaptive control can not only make the multi-dimension nonlinear plants track multi-dimension reference signals quickly, but also endow the control systems with satisfying robustness.

Protecting our ports, securing vulnerable chemical plants, tracking foreign visa holders, fixing our dysfunctional intelligence community, getting emergency equipment to firefighters and hospitals -- there are no cakewalks on the home front.

They may also have planted tracking systems on the server which allowed them to trace those who logged in to Silk Road - which would certainly help to explain how the British police last week arrested four men on suspicion of supplying controlled substances through Silk Road.

Rewardless plants may not be the only plants tracking the evolutionary races of others.

Google planted tracking cookies when he visited sites that used Google's AdSense, which used his personal preferences to tailor ads to his liking.

As with uranium, Iran can do this without breaking the treaty, as long as international inspectors can monitor each plant and track the material produced.

Climate scientists have long maintained that concentrations need to be kept below 350ppm if the world is to stand a reasonable chance of meeting international targets to keep average temperature increases below 2C, while concentrations of above 400ppm put the plant on track for levels of warming deemed 'dangerous' by the international community.