Sentence examples for tracks are based on from inspiring English sources
"Tokyo + 1" (Max Ernst) could be an avant-techno sequel to "Lost in Translation": its nine tracks are based on recordings Mr. Brinkmann made on a recent visit to Japan; scraps of background noise arrange themselves into meticulous patterns and loops.
These tracks are based on reality, but according to Martin, they were written with a fictional twist: "Songs are like fairy tales: they have a beginning and an end and you can make it all work perfectly.
Our mappability and GC-content tracks are based on the reference human genome version hg19.
All tracks are based on a representation of elements as mathematical objects, consisting of points, segments, functions and variants of these [see Gundersen et al. (2011) for an in-depth discussion].
Like Wild, Tracks is based on the book Davidson wrote about her journey.
The current design method of hydraulic gate wheels and tracks is based on Hertz contact linear elastic theory, and does not take into account the changes in mechanical properties of materials caused by heat treatment.
Another complementary criterium employed in the initiation of new tracks is based on the current state of the tracker.
Directed by John Curran, Tracks is based on a true story, written by the real Davidson, who convinced National Geographic to sponsor her trip in 1977, in exchange for exclusive first rights -- and the right to parachute in a chatty photographer (Adam Driver) from time to time to document her progress and bring her supplies.
CpG islands (CGIs) were obtained from UCSC (http://genome.ucsc.edu) and CGI tracks were based on methods by Gardiner-Garner and Frommer [ 56].
Weight limits for each race at each track are based on the individual records of both the jockey and the horse.
The current predominant mathematical models of fast-tracking are based on the concepts of activity sensitivity, evolution, dependency and, sometimes, information exchange uncertainty, and aim to determine optimum activity overlaps.
