Sentence examples for track systematically from inspiring English sources

An array processing method based on time-domain beamforming has been developed in order to track systematically the intermittent events, both in the time and space domains.

These data, taken along evenly spaced tracks, systematically sample the seafloor and the material under it.

But after the Metropolitan Transportation Authority began a capital improvement program in 1982, workers began to inspect faulty tracks systematically.

Reliable classification into smooth and rough is proposed and roughness changes within different particle batches were tracked systematically.

But tracking systematically failures is important.

Many of the people being tracked by this app, male and female, haven't even considered the idea that their movements might be tracked systematically by a stranger.

The complex interrelationships that emerge from various abstraction levels at the different layers of architecture and models can be refined and tracked systematically using the proposed method.

At the time of the survey, vital signs were not routinely part of triage care, and documentation of disposition following their visit to the A&E center was not tracked systematically in this facility; this information is therefore not available to assess the severity of illness or injury.

And it doesn't include suicides among medical students, which aren't tracked systematically in the United States.

Anecdotal reports of illness related to fracking operations abound, but they aren't tracked systematically such that scientists can investigate links to specific exposures, says Robert Sweeney, chairman of the New York State Assembly Standing Committee on Environmental Conservation.

Equally problematic, however, have been "last mile" issues problems that have prevented commodities and supplies already procured and stored at the district or regional level from being transported to primary care facilities regularly and from being tracked systematically to avoid gaps in availability of the method or treatment.