Sentence examples for trackers from inspiring English sources
The phrase "trackers" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to devices or software that monitor or record information, often related to location or user behavior. Example: "The new app includes trackers that help users monitor their fitness progress over time."
While fitness trackers led the way, 2015 is the year of the smartwatch.
We recommend starting out with Ghostery, a plugin that tracks the trackers, allowing you to block anything it finds.
Fitness trackers should be quaking in their boots right now, because smartwatches seem to be able to do pretty much anything they can do.
Public trackers such as the Pirate Bay were overrun by plebs, while Oink members were knowledgeable, cool, and occasionally even socially well adjusted.
Makers of fitness trackers and smartclothing are vying to prove there's life beyond smartwatches: more than 70m fitness wearables sold globally this year, seven times the number of smartwatches, according to Gartner research.
Eye tracking may also find use in desktop computers, video-games consoles and e-readers.Eye trackers combine a camera with an infra-red light source that illuminates the eye with bursts of invisible infra-red light.
Libin moots the idea of using head-mounted motion-trackers to understand when people are leaning forward, and when they're sitting back – while stressing this is not something Evernote is actually planning to do.
Mutual funds, while more tightly regulated than their boisterous siblings, are acquiring hedge funds and adopting some of their behaviour, such as the use of leverage, short-selling (betting on a price falling) and derivatives.Ironically, they are doing this after a period in which hedge funds have struggled to beat pedestrian index-trackers.
Most ETFs are passive index-trackers which report their positions every day.
But people are also using sensors, mainly to keep track of their vital signs, for instance to see how well they sleep or how fast they run.The first self-trackers were mostly über-geeks fascinated by numbers.
The similarly sized Abu Dhabi Investment Authority has been cutting its equity allocation to the lower end of its target band of 40-55% of assets, and giving more to index-trackers and less to expensive active managers.This caution is not particularly surprising.
