Sentence examples for tracking large scale from inspiring English sources

"I believe it will be possible to have perfectly accurate motion tracking and motion captures devices that can perform these tasks in real time by using GPS and 3D scanning, tracking large scale areas like a whole city by the centimeter," Aujik muses.

Current US monitoring can only track large scale emissions, not the specific sources of those emissions, according to the report.

Tracking large-scale movements of deep-sea fish has historically been limited by the remote environment they inhabit.

Tracking large-scale changes to domestic and international health policy, from the Affordable Care Act to the Millennium Development Goals, demands a breadth of knowledge and keen insight into demographics, economics, and health systems.

But another of the modest-sized orbiters, dubbed cube satellites, marks an important step toward an orbiting system dedicated to tracking large-scale movements of animals small enough to hold in an adult hand.

Mark Milner Property: Trade cheered by fast track planning scheme The chancellor cheered the property industry yesterday when he backed plans to fast-track large-scale planning applications and appeared to tone down his support for a new property tax.

It is observed for this flame that location of the reaction zone tracks large-scale fluctuations in axial velocity and also conforms to the passage of large-scale vortical structures through the flow-field.

An operating bandwidth as high as 10 kHz can be achieved, which is greater than most available time-resolved digital particle-image velocimetry systems and is shown to be sufficient to track large-scale turbulence structures in channel flow.

The discovery that two or three purchases in a metadata set containing millions of transactions can be pegged to a specific person begs a question: Should data sets that track large scale human behavior be made available to the public?

Macroevolution - tracking large-scale trends in species over a relatively long period of time (for example, millions of years).

Teachers should learn to track genetic changes in populations using Hardy-Weinberg laws of equilibrium Speciation - the factors involved and modes by which populations diverge into new species, including geographic isolation, bottlenecking, and hybridization Macroevolution - tracking large-scale trends in species over a relatively long period of time (for example, millions of years).