Sentence examples for tracking boards from inspiring English sources
Emergency department (ED) electronic tracking boards provide a snapshot view of patient status and a quick link to other clinical applications, such as a web-based image viewer client to view current and previous radiology images from the picture archiving and communication systems (PACS).
One sign of the souring relations inside the entertainment community: an email making the rounds on the industry "tracking boards" -- a sort of private bulletin board system -- featuring an anonymous assistant sarcastically thanking the striking writers for inspiring the assistant to go into show business.
While the electronic tracking boards render some strategies less relevant because they permit updating patient status and diagnostic testing, the ability to create and modify clinical information and decision-making in real time remains problematic with these electronic systems.
Before this implementation, the information system was used primarily as an electronic tracking board.
Results now return to the ED information system, triggering a change in the color of icons on the tracking board to notify users of the availability of results.
Murray has penned the screenplay, which Tracking Board reports will have a romantic comedy feel and combine scenes from Austen's novels with her real life experiences.
According to the Tracking Board, the actor, who also co-wrote Frances Ha and Mistress America, will take over from Sarah Polley, who was previously on board.
Now Hollywood blog The Tracking Board claims he has been offered the starring role in an Ian Fleming biopic detailing the origin stories of James Bond.
According to the Tracking Board, the Divergent star will take the lead in a film based on the Salon article, The Craziest OkCupid Date Ever, by Clara Bensen.
According to The Tracking Board, the untitled biopic will focus on Alexey Pajitnov, the Russian designer of the globally successful game.
According to the Tracking Board, Scorsese is considering taking on the script, written by Adam Cooper and Bill Collage, who recently worked on the sci-fi sequel Allegiant.
