Sentence examples for track conflict from inspiring English sources

These tools predict future track conflict based on current train information and provide suitable control measures (e.g. reordering, retiming and/or rerouting) by using advanced mathematical models.

His band, Erimaj, is set to release its full-length debut later this year; meanwhile the album's title track, "Conflict of a Man," has been released on iTunes.

It is the first book to track conflict in Nigeria during this period, which covers the Amnesty Agreement in the Niger Delta and the birth of Boko Haram in the North.

We present FlexTM (FLEXible Transactional Memory), a high performance TM framework that allows software to determine when (eagerly, lazily, or in a mixed fashion) and how to manage conflicts, while employing hardware to manage transactional state and to track conflicts.

As I sat on the dirt track, conflicting thoughts flowed through my mind.

For instance, for GO annotations, while the presence of the NOT qualifier allows to track conflicting information, it is not sufficient since information from dubious publications remains.

In THE DIARY OF ANNE FRANK, by Frances Goodrich and Albert Hackett, a play about the fate of a small Jewish family which lived in hiding in Amsterdam during the period of the Nazi tracking, conflict was with fate.

The SEC has asked for help navigating the mine field of tricky issues such as tracking conflict minerals through the supply chain and "workable" due diligence.

"It will be bloody," predicted Rashid Abdi, a Somalia analyst at the International Crisis Group, a research institute that tracks conflicts worldwide.

Rashid Abdi, a Somalia analyst at the International Crisis Group, which tracks conflicts worldwide, said Mr. Yusuf's resignation was "good news" because "it may create the opportunity to put a more conciliatory figure in charge of the government".

This is yet another limitation on the international community's ability to track the conflict and another long-term frustration for those monitoring the government's actions.