Sentence examples for tight tracking from inspiring English sources

General budget support, the investment of large amounts of money in government systems based more on trust than tight tracking systems, was the most extreme expression of a serious belief in ownership.

The carrier-phase time transfer is employed in the clock monitoring method which enables tight tracking of the satellite onboard clocks and thus improves detectability of clock anomalies.

"These deals being announced may be one thing, but the actual investment level when compared with subscriber additions for mobile data services shows a very tight tracking of customers".

On this tight track, where there will be little overtaking, pole position is even more important than ever.

Lagat ran down Mottram on the final lap and won in 3 minutes 54.26 seconds, an exceptional time for the small and tight track.

In the other article in the preview, I write about the fascinating history of this race, the first behind the Iron Curtain, in 1986 — a history that has actually been more interesting than the races the tight track often produces.

The main doubt is how she'll cope with such a tight track but that applies to nearly every runner we send over there and it's more than reflected in the odds.

"It's a very tight track, but for some people like my son you don't realize that until you're out there riding and you run into trouble.

I'd be interested in comparing the lap times of the 2010 S4 and the old RS4, but I'd wager that on a tight track, the S4's muscular torque curve and superior handling would more than make up for its horsepower deficit.

Raxstar, the poster boy of British Asian rap, delivers a tight track of love and loss in his trademark mix of English and Punjabi over minimalist beats from Rajeev B. The track also features rising global south Asian star in the making Mickey Singh, who as usual slays the song and makes it look effortless.

This arrangement allowed for a longer wheelbase with leading axle to permit greater stability at speed on tight track curves, which had constrained the size of locomotives operating on the SECR.