Sentence examples similar to tracked tightly from inspiring English sources
This year brought other adjustments aimed at equalizing performance and producing a bunching effect among the cars on the track, tightly packed races with numerous lead changes and, inevitably, the potential for dramatic collisions.
Ashley Cole will need to track him tightly when he comes inside.
"If you look back through time and look at the improvements in our forecasting capabilities, it tracks pretty tightly with bigger, faster computers.
Klaas-Jan Huntelaar duly gave the Netherlands the lead after 27 minutes, heading past Brad Guzan after defenders John Brooks and Ventura Alvarado failed to track him tightly enough.
Here's what's more interesting, though: The ratio of House seats won by Republicans vs. Democrats tracks more tightly with the ratio of Republican-to-Democratic primary votes.
French company Amesys, a division of Bull SA, was outed in 2011 as a supplier of surveillance systems to Gadhafi's Libya, a regime that tightly tracked its opposition before it toppled.
"Now it's time for California to transition a billion-dollar industry largely existing in the shadows of the black market into a tracked, traced, taxed and tightly regulated system".
Second, our work models the problem of emotional cue integration-reasoning about others' emotion from multiple emotional cues-as rational inference via Bayes' rule, and we show that this model tightly tracks human observers' empirical judgments.
The normally tight-lipped Secret Service was so disturbed by the breach that it issued an unusual statement that effectively blamed the Mar-a-Lago staff for not tightly tracking the comings and goings of guests.
