Sentence examples for radio tracking from inspiring English sources
noun
The continuous monitoring of the position and range of a remote object using radio
Snow has learned these habits largely through radio tracking.
The radio tracking on the buoys faded, lost in the trough of each wave.
After a decade of radio tracking and genetic analyses, he knows better.
Precision radio tracking of the separation between the two would allow for the mapping of the Moon's gravitational field.
With GPS and radio tracking technology, it will stick on the bird for a few weeks, and give them an exact record of the places it visists.
One friend who was an amateur radio operator and another who was an electronics engineer helped them develop their radio tracking system.
Campbell has been trapping and radio-tracking the lizards for six years, with the city's help.
Radio-tracking usually requires the tedious grind of following animals around in a vehicle and noting their positions by hand.
On May 8th, Iain Douglas-Hamilton, the chairman of Save the Elephants, a conservation charity, announced the latest findings of his pachyderm radio-tracking project.
As a volunteer with the organization Earthwatch, she worked with Namibians radio-tracking the wild cats on foot, from four-seater planes and from all-terrain vehicles.
Partnering with a defense-electronics firm, they devised the first large-animal radio-tracking collar, fitting it on a Yellowstone grizzly the month before the Cuban missile crisis.
