Sentence examples for term tracking from inspiring English sources

This old culinary confection and its later sense are reflected in the meaning of a current slang term: tracking the etymology of perp walk, for example, was a piece of cake.

Regardless of that contention, it is possible that attaching the tag to a larger sunfish (i.e. S3) resulted in longer term tracking.

The term "tracking" is generally used today to refer to any shot that travels through space, not only those in which the camera literally moves on tracks.

And over the longer term tracking physical data could indicate whether Klopp's brand of vigorous counter-pressing football can really work without a winter break.

(The criterion I used for this search was to look for instances in which the pollster's name appeared within 25 words of the term "tracking" and also either of the terms "poll" or "survey").

The problem of robust human tracking by the robot is solved by proposing a multi-tracker fusion framework that allows one to combine multiple tracker to ensure long term tracking of the target.

Tools for short-term tracking are enormously helpful and provide immediate benefits.

Health tracking serves two different purposes: short-term tracking, simply keeping track of what you did or did not do (like checking things off a to-do list), and long-term tracking, having data that can later be analyzed.

It is unclear whether long-term tracking of people's movements by the government raises privacy rights under the Fourth Amendment.

Much of the excitement around the new tracking tools focuses on the potential benefits of long-term tracking.

Miguel noted in a phone interview from California that in the 1990s it was rare for economists to do long-term tracking.