Sentence examples for tightly track from inspiring English sources

In spite of the noise, which is mainly due to the altitude and GPS sensors and the actions of the control system, the vehicle is able to tightly track the path.

Phylogenetic analysis of the 501 ancestral xylem orthologs suggests that molecular evolution of the xylem transcriptome has largely paralleled the trend of plant evolution despite several gene classes did not tightly track it.

Second, our work models the problem of emotional cue integration-reasoning about others' emotion from multiple emotional cues-as rational inference via Bayes' rule, and we show that this model tightly tracks human observers' empirical judgments.

French company Amesys, a division of Bull SA, was outed in 2011 as a supplier of surveillance systems to Gadhafi's Libya, a regime that tightly tracked its opposition before it toppled.

The normally tight-lipped Secret Service was so disturbed by the breach that it issued an unusual statement that effectively blamed the Mar-a-Lago staff for not tightly tracking the comings and goings of guests.

The hybrid system is trained to (i) rotate the arm by any assigned angle within a wide range tightly tracking a reference trajectory, (ii) identify the payload mass at the beginning of the motion and (iii) carry out this job with high velocity.

Ancient phylogenetic congruence between cultivars and Escovopsis suggests that these pathogens may be tightly tracking their speciating hosts by speciating themselves, and that Escovopsis lineages have not switched to novel cultivar hosts over evolutionary time.

Because tracks in the rail yard are tightly spaced, Track 12 was eliminated to make room for a passenger platform servicing Tracks 11 and 13.

It puts a premium on running efficiently over the the tightly banked track.

Clint Eastwood's interviews may tend to go off the rails, but his movies keep tightly on track.

But he holds the italics to a minimum, pulls back from the brink of hallucinatory overkill and mostly keeps this story tightly on track.