Sentence examples for track explained from inspiring English sources
"He was writing about this drum sound he was trying to get for ages and how he had finally managed to pull it off in that track," explained Hirway.
"We have six games for the title and we need to be back on track," explained Deila, who had no issue with Gordon's red card.
"If you cannot correct your errors as you drive, you have to put greater margins into your chosen path to allow for the fact that you will slip off track," explained Richard Lancaster, Astrium's lead guidance and control analyst.
Daniel Gross, a Partner at Y Combinator and the brains behind the AI track, explained to me that his aim was to offer founders desirable data sets, compute resources and technical mentors, among other things.
The half-brother of the true crime documentary's subject Brendan Dassey has put out a hip-hop track, explaining why he thinks Dassey and Steven Avery – who were both convicted of the murder of Teresa Halbach in 2005 – are innocent.
"You have to cue up a track, explain why it's exciting, what's so amazing about it before you play it.
"When neural pathways have been activated repeatedly, nerve signals travel quickly and easily over the synaptic connections that make up the pain pattern, like a train over a well-used track," explains Martin Rossman, M.D., integrative medicine pioneer and founder of The Healing Mind.
In each entry of the Dictionary, the differences are tracked, explained, and made perfectly clear in English, which rather undermines the premise that these terms are untranslatable, except in the dim sense that it sometimes takes a few words in one language to indicate a concept that is more succinctly embodied in one word in another.
"It needs to be at least three-and-a-half hours long and a minimum of 50 tracks," explain the Googlers.
By being able to insert DNA into existing cells, scientists can "attack disease at its genetic root and turn off receptors that regulate how a cell functions, stopping a disease pathway in its tracks," explains Mirkin.
"We like to think of Stride as the consumerization of sales tracking," explains Dumont.
