Sentence examples for tracking and distribution from inspiring English sources

In order to construct our model, we will collect quantitative data on students' current music listening practices, conduct interviews with students and members of the Berkeley network infrastructure, and survey various tracking and distribution technologies available that might support our efforts.

The pickers are integrated into Net a Porters own stock tracking and distribution system, which was developed in-house.

All ENCODE experimental data, metadata and associated computational analyses are submitted to the ENCODE Data Coordination Center (DCC) for validation, tracking, storage and distribution to community resources and the scientific community.

If you're planning a career in industry, tracking the amount and distribution of investment in an industry sector makes sense because it indicates--imperfectly, to be sure--the future strength of the industrial job market in that sector.

As CS790AM permitted visualization of fluctuations in bioavailable copper in living animals, it enables the potential for tracking copper accumulation and distribution throughout disease development.

Overall, fake drugs were more likely to be found in places with poor governance and a lack of access to both affordable medicine and infrastructure to track manufacturing and distributions.

Particles with 0.95 μm diameter were tracked and their distribution in the lung was assessed.

The nitrogen ion tracks and angular distribution were efficiently (constructed for this study) amplified to a point observable by the unaided eyes.

Where have they been distributed?" The motivation for his restlessness is posted on the barracks' wall: one marker board tallies the dead, while two others track the delivery and distribution of emergency supplies needed to sustain the living.

Case definitions are used in ongoing public health surveillance to track the occurrence and distribution of disease within a given area, as well as during outbreak investigations in field epidemiology.

Canadian francophones are complaining that a new, shorter and non-mandatory census form will leave the government unable to track the size and distribution of the French-speaking minority, thus imperilling its rights.