Sentence examples for tracking shifts from inspiring English sources

In-house, computers talking to each other over high-speed networks have been particularly helpful -- for example, in tracking shifts in sales and demand so that manufacturers or retailers do not overproduce or overstock and then have to cut back sharply, aggravating a recession.

Tracking shifts in socio-economic pressure may anticipate future biodiversity impacts indiscernible using assessments based on species presently at-risk.

By tracking shifts in the spectrum of the light, the STIS can precisely record the movement of gas, dust, and stars toward or away from Earth.

Best et al. (2008, 2010) also provided insight in the time constants involved in tracking shifts in talker and location.

Simulation results are given to show that the proposed steering strategy can achieve the desired steering conditions, and significantly reduce wear and noise at the wheel-rail interface and minimise tracking shifting forces.

Net migration, which tracks shifts in the population after cancelling out offsetting moves, has remained relatively constant (see chart).

He said: "Recent movements in sterling have closely tracked shifts in opinion polls on the EU referendum.

Horizontal lidar errors appear as scan line distortions along and across track shifts, rotations and scaling.

He and colleagues tracked shifts in ancient ecosystems by counting the overall abundance of marine invertebrate fossils and analyzing how populations of species swelled or shrank over time.

However, it also may provide tools for other explanations, for instance of the way in which shifts in concepts of scientific rationality and divisions of cognitive labor across communities may track shifts in reward structures.

Surface artifact densities, estimated from sampled patches, are used to generate prehistoric land-use maps and empirical Bayesian methods allow us to track shifts in occupational patterns through time.