"tracking range" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe the observable or measurable range of some phenomenon, such as the range of a camera tracking a moving person, the range of a GPS tracking device, or the range of a sensor tracking the temperature. For example: "The tracking range of the GPS was only 20 miles, so we had to stay close to the base station."
One important characteristic of eye-tracking devices that was not examined in this study is the tracking range.
You can also create an electronic leash that sets off the chirp when the beacons are outside of tracking range.
This forms an ideal platform for retroactive enhancement of existing AFMs with minimal cost and without compromise on the tracking range.
However, the possible tracking range of the head pose is limited by the fact that the locally attached marker must be entirely visible inside the camera's narrow field of view (FOV).
While rigid AFM scanners are operational at high speeds with the drawback of reduced tracking range, multi-actuation schemes have shown potential for high-speed and large-range imaging.
The result shows that the improved AndAR can augment not only reality based on markers but also reality based on planar natural features in near real time and the hybrid approach can not only improve speed but also extend the usable tracking range.
30,000 golfers are already using AccelGolf, after just 3 months in beta, for stroke tracking, range-finding, and personalized improvement of their golf games.
Thus, their tracking ranges are well below half or ± 0.5 of the subcarrier spacing.
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The tracks range from Play, a playful percussion piece that's just a minute and a half long, through to the lengthy Threads, a mostly gentle sitar piece helped along by tabla and percussion.
