Sentence examples for tracker technology from inspiring English sources
Jacobs says RunKeeper's thesis as a company is that that's exactly what needs to happen in order to help this kind of activity tracker technology find wider purchase among a mainstream audience.
"Those routes where Bus Tracker technology was rolled out at a later stage of the entire deployment period tend to have greater positive percentage change in ridership compared to those that were provided with such information at an earlier stage," the authors found.
6) Tracker technology can present freely moving maggots with fictive odor gradients to determine turn probability.
The cheeks were therefore given privilege in the present work, which is also relevant regarding (internal) studies performed with eye tracker technology or statistical modeling describing the importance of this facial area in full-face perception by woman herself or other people.
And for the past few years, many of us have increasingly relied on technology to help measure our progress a phenomenon known as the "quantified self". From fitness monitors and diet apps to sleep trackers, technology is how many of us both monitor and optimize our lives.
The activity tracker uses technology from MMT to allow step and sleep tracking.
To ensure that grasping and pointing actions were executed correctly, motion tracking of the right hand (grasping/pointing hand) was performed using a 'driveBay' magnetic motion tracker (Ascension technology, Burlington, USA).
New designs featured fitness trackers and technology that could act as a speedometer while cycling.
"Yahoo!, especially when we are talking about [mobile] search, has a richer and more powerful solution than either Google or Microsoft," says Jill Aldort, a senior analyst with Boston-based technology tracker Yankee Group.
The Zebra Technologies tracker systems will mount to player shoulder pads and communicate with receivers installed in 17 stadiums during the 2014 season.
Technology trackers say more e-mails invariably mean more printouts, if for no other reason than that printing has become a habit.
