Sentence examples for track in case from inspiring English sources

A third train is kept in reserve on an unused track, in case one of the other two trains is pulled from service.

Reporters pointed out that Andy Tennant, reserve for the team pursuit in London, came to the track in case he was needed.

It's a bit like training to be an athlete, only to have to sit by the side of the track in case anyone trips over, while wondering if you're still fit enough to run.

Lakitu reprises his role as the referee, helping racers in various situations such as announcing laps, giving the signal to drive with its traffic lights hanging on a fishing pole, and taking teams back on track in case they fall off course.

Be sure to pencil in the date it was served so you can keep track in case you need to ask what someone wants.

Spending the money on a big new home is a convenient excuse, covering their tracks in case anybody asks why they are cashing out.

The latter is the problem of designing a feedforward/error-feedback control law achieving perfect tracking in case the initial conditions of the system/exosystem are known and compatible with perfect tracking, and asymptotic tracking in all other cases.

More specific problem arises during tracking multiple body parts is the data association uncertainty while assigning measurements to the proper tracks in case of occlusion and close interaction of body parts.

Identity chips could even be embedded in valuables, so that they could be tracked in case of theft.But the mu-chip is a Pandora's box, believes Lee Tien, an attorney at the Electronic Frontier Foundation (EEF), a San Francisco-based organisation that specialises in the conflict between technology and personal rights.

Still, it's worth keeping in mind horses that have performed well on an off-track, in case the Churchill surface doesn't recover well from this week's pelting rain.

The new Kinect also supports new joints in its skeletal tracking, in case you need to better watch a user's hands move about.