Sentence examples for tracking attitude from inspiring English sources

Issues associated with these predictions include lifetime estimates, orbit determination and tracking, attitude dynamics, and re-entry prediction.

(YouGov first started tracking attitudes towards Trump brands in June 2017).

He has been tracking attitudes on the subject for eight years.

In tracking attitudes over the years, geneticists have found that social attitudes tend to stabilize in the late teens and early 20's, when young people begin to fend for themselves.

There are few available surveys tracking attitudes of NRA members, and at around 2percentt of the adult population few surveys even ask about membership and would rarely complete enough interviews to report accurately.

Detecting the sentiment of social-media posts is already useful for tracking attitudes toward brands and products, and for identifying signals that might indicate trends in the financial markets.

Those breakdowns should be treated with caution, given both the sizable 8.5-point margin of sampling error around that result as well as general challenges in tracking attitudes among a rapidly growing population.

New polling by YouGov for the University of Nottingham, which has been tracking attitudes towards shale gas extraction for more than four years, shows support for fracking in the UK is now at 37.3%, down from 46.5% a year ago and 58% in the summer of 2013.

The research group has been tracking attitudes towards higher education in the US - and up until a few years ago, a clear majority of both Republican and Democrat supporters would have seen universities and colleges as a positive benefit for the country.

One of the two student cohorts was surveyed longitudinally in their second and third years of training to track attitude changes, if any, across the continuum of undergraduate medical training.

The BSA has tracked attitudes for three decades.