Sentence examples for track intersection from inspiring English sources

The tracks are detected using 6 planes of scintillating fibers, providing the 3D coordinates of the track intersection with each plane.

Our study does not deal with tracking populations and hence is not designed to resolve track intersection.

Our method is designed to track single animals as we have not tried to resolve the issue of track intersection.

The TF-relevance for a given disease could use more sophisticated strategies than the generic model of track intersection used here, as could other model assumptions for the expected values be improved from the two used here.

Under Mr. Schuber's plan, the three lines would be linked to the county's three existing lines -- the Valley Line, the Bergen Line and the Main Line -- by new transfer stations built near track intersections in Hawthorne East Rutherfordd, where the sports complex is situated; Hackensack, Ridgefield Park; and Fairview in the county's southeastern corner.

Unlike my older x_system tools, the new x2sys tools implement modern algorithms for detecting track intersections and are capable of reading a wide range of data file formats, including data files following the netCDF COARDS convention.

The unusual sampling of the lunar body tide from polar lunar orbit limits the size of the typical differential signal expected at ground track intersections to ∼10 cm.

Nevertheless, after a focus on orbit accuracy [ Mazarico et al., 2012], and with nearly 4 years of near-continuous measurements resulting in millions of ground track intersections, we will show that we detected the tidal surface deformation signal in the raw LOLA elevation data set.

The rail intersection also does not have barriers to prevent cars and trucks from entering the right-of-way immediately next to the tracks.

Heartthrob remixes the track on Intersection, and told THUMP how he came to find the original.

"It's the first time here in the States where they've actually turned the account over to citizens, but it's not surprising," said Andrew Rasiej, the founder of Personal Democracy Media, which tracks the intersection of technology and government.