The camera's image was transmitted to a contrast-sensitive tracker that mapped the point of highest contrast and relayed the digitalized coordinates to a computer.
Participants wore a highly sensitive activity tracker, called an accelerometer, which tracks activity by the minute, for one week.
The Pointman user interface combines a motion-sensitive gamepad, head tracker and sliding foot pedals to increase the precision and level of control over one's avatar in military first-person shooter games.
In contrast, the other four trackers seem sensitive to the initialization: this might be explained by the following fact.
In this study, the amount of uptake of two fluorescent probes, Lysosensor Green (a pH-sensitive probe) and Cell Tracker Orange CMTMR (a pH-independent probe), was measured in HL-60 and HeLa cells.
Rather, it was the outcome of a long and partially cooperative explanatory process aimed at retracing the causal histories of both Arnaud and Martin on the basis of a collective of trackers partially sensitive to the social mechanisms involved in the case and their own historical context.
Depending on the final layout of the stations the sensitive surface of the Inner Tracker will be of the order of 14 m2.
The Silicon Tracker covers a sensitive area of about 12 m2 using silicon micro-strip technology and must withstand a radiation dose of 5×10131MeVn/cm2 equivalent after 10 years of operation.
The Compact Muon Solenoid (CMS) experiment at the Large Hadron Collider at CERN will include a Silicon Strip Tracker covering a sensitive area of 206 m2 with about 9.3 million channels.
Some processes enable a tracker to be sensitive to or predict observable properties of a target including the tracker herself without affording in-depth knowledge of that target's unobservable causal properties and history.
In order to detect and overcome an identification error derived from the use of heuristics, the tracker needs context- sensitive methods that can outperform heuristics for retracing the actual causal history of the target and its agency-making mechanisms.
