Sentence examples for that cannot be tracked from inspiring English sources

Alas, this capability has enabled us to create an action that cannot be tracked on our smartphones and shared via Facebook and so therefore, some philosophers might argue, does not really exist.

Suffice it to say, though, that in an age of totalized surveillance, there is an obvious advantage to the sort of dissent that cannot be tracked.

This partial observability arises due to the fact that individual embryos cannot be tracked after transfer and, unless all or none of the transferred embryos develop, it is not possible to determine which embryo(s) implanted.

The government argues the bill is needed to address a gap in police and intelligence powers that means some communication cannot be tracked.

But we also want that the non-users of Facebook cannot be tracked anymore," a spokeswoman for the Belgian DPA told TechCrunch.

The clustering concept is based on the observation that properties, unlike mass, are not conserved and consequently they cannot be tracked among process units without performing component material balances.

The disruption of forward shifts either by the omission of the visual or the auditory stimulus could be attributed to the fact that in those conditions, the position of current AV synchrony cannot be tracked with attention.

Later crews will try to correct the problem that caused the shavings by either replacing the source of the grinding or, if it cannot be tracked down, to switch to the use of a second, backup race ring that is already part of the joint assembly.

When sensors do not move, the violet estimated trajectories indicate that the split of targets cannot be followed, while target ρ=1 cannot be tracked after a while since is moving away from the immobile sensors.

We extract two features: (a) the temporal duration (lifetime) of a spatiotemporal segment (the number of frames the segment can be tracked) and (b) the instability which is the portion of frames where a detection cannot be tracked during its lifetime (the portion of gaps that occur during tracking).

It is clear, however, that mobile phones data accounts also for individuals who are not permanent residents and, therefore, cannot be tracked by census.