Sentence examples for technical tracking from inspiring English sources

His song descriptions are highly technical, tracking vocal squalls, dissonances and the number of bars allotted each soloist.

And journalists have had to think about their own obligations — to the law, the Constitution, their readers, and even, in the practice of reporting in the age of technical tracking, to sources they might expose or make vulnerable.

Infineon is a very technical track; cars carry more speed into the corner at Watkins Glen.

But it is hard to think of anyone else who has both his deep pockets and his technical track record.

Many fellows choose a less technical track for their course work and study subjects like Japanese culture or the poetry of Keats.

A significant portion of the curriculum at all levels is devoted to religious subjects, and, at the secondary level, students are able to follow either a religious or a technical track.

These schools should be restructured as graduate schools in order to take on the role for teaching graduates of Engineering Faculties, who select technical track for being a professional engineer, to provide them with application details in a scientific manner.

How tribology will influence energy and environmental sustainability in the future is the focus of one of the technical tracks at the Tribology Frontiers Conference (TFC), sponsored by the Society of Tribologists and Lubrication Engineers (STLE).

Other organizations (such as Microsoft) have avoided tying promotions to changes in responsibility by using dual career ladders, for instance, by promoting excellent programmers up a technical track and excellent leaders up a managerial track, with similar job levels in each equating to similar pay and prestige.

"I'm sure a lot of drivers would agree that it is a great circuit — it is a very technical track, really exciting to drive and actually it is very difficult to do a perfect lap there, which is part of the challenge".

The consortium, announced by the U.S. Department of Energy, is one of several technical tracks under the U.S.-China Clean Energy Research Center (CERC), wasch was launched in 2009 by President Barack Obama and former Chinese President Hu Jintao to accelerate the transition to an efficient, low‐carbon economy while mitigating the long‐term threat of climate change.