Sentence examples for tracking information from from inspiring English sources

Its stated reason was that it did not receive any valid postal or tracking information from my daughter.

Addressing the privacy issue, Apple will not collect or use tracking information from the proposed auto company apps.

Tracking information from detectors which do not measure the passage of particles in a fixed physical detector plane, e.g. drift chambers or TPCs, is used without any simplification.

L0 provides tracking information from two layers of sensors, which are mounted with center lines at a radial distance of 16.1 and 17.6 mm from the beam axis.

In the last four months, three federal judges have denied prosecutors the right to get cellphone tracking information from wireless companies without first showing "probable cause" to believe that a crime has been or is being committed.

"We had to develop techniques to extract tracking information from the archive," said Kornfeld Simpson.

Radios can meanwhile listen all the time and can pick up vessel tracking information [from the ship's] sensors about where it is, what type of cargo it's carrying, where it's going, and where it's been.

Since Swipebuster uses public data, the website is lawful, but in most states it is illegal to track information from someone's device without their consent, according to David Klein, a lawyer who specializes in technology and marketing law.

The watch pairs with the Withings app, which also tracks information from other Withings devices such as the Withings smart scale.

The Guardian reported Wednesday that the National Security Agency had obtained a court order to collect phone records from Verizon Wireless customers, while The Washington Post reported Thursday of the existence of a program launched in 2007 called PRISM, which tracks information from nine leading U.S. Internet companies: Microsoft, Yahoo, Google, Facebook, AOL, YouTube, Apple, PalTalk and Skype.

These databases track information from several million people who are enrolled in commercial health insurance plans sponsored by more than 300 employers in the United States.