Sentence examples for tracking which may from inspiring English sources

This supports re-identification and tracking, which may (under certain conditions) provide point-to-point travel times, route choice fractions, paths, and OD flows.

The trochlea is often medialized after total knee arthroplasty (TKA) resulting in abnormal patellar tracking, which may lead to anterior knee pain.

The trainer believes his horse is at his best around a right-handed track, which may help elicit an improvement on Saturday's form.

He recently recorded what he calls fun punk tracks which may never be released and he has put one up at his web page, myspace.com/moby, for people to download.

Most of this two-hour trek through tree fern glades and over creek crossings is manageable for anyone with a reasonable degree of fitness, although there are steep sections along Paddy Road and Welch Track which may be slippery when wet.

In optical recording systems, sound waves modulate a beam of light; the sound track, which may be of variable density or of variable width, is a photographic record of the varying light.

For practical purposes, LET is associated with the main track, which may be thought of as including the infratrack and a portion of the ultratrack out to which energy density is still relatively high i.e., the region over which excitation is caused by secondary electrons of initial energy less than some value Δ, say 100 eV.

(2) Some clusters may have a large number of tracks, which may have widely varying characteristics.

In this system, the user needs to complete a questionnaire on similar music tracks, which may create an unreasonable burden.

Steve Shaw, the society's secretary, said: "It'll be well-nigh impossible to support lapwings and sandmartins [with a] cycle track which may well impinge on the sanctuary".

Unfortunately we are going to be removing a number of songs from our catalogue and adding country restrictions to some tracks, which may make them unplayable for you.