Sentence examples for tracks the additional from inspiring English sources
Once the number of considered replicas is sufficient to take into account multipath signals (, (b, c, d)), the estimation algorithm detects and properly tracks the additional replicas (light blue), and thus successfully mitigates the multipath errors.
The Japanese version of the album contains all main tracks, and the additional tracks "Careful Where You Stand" and "For You".
The Public Utilities Commission will track the additional spending required to deal with the looming shortages, commission President Michael Picker said.
The core motif from the predicted promoters was further used to track the additional putative promoters that may be missed by the initial alignment due to shorter conserved motif length.
A veritable lizard cameo queue formed as we tried to keep track of the additional tiger anoles.
The other nine million are migrants – although nobody can keep track of the additional undocumented workers who reside here illegally, working in the factories or looking for opportunities in the booming service industry.
A portion of the revenue from the machines and the terminals will go to racing purses, which have more than tripled at some of the tracks that have the additional forms of gaming.
The National Debt Clock has also been credited as the inspiration behind other running totalisers, for example an AMD campaign employing an electronic billboard; instead of a debt, it tracked the supposed additional cost of using a rival chip.
As multitrack recording with as many as 64 separate tracks became available, bands took advantage of the additional tracks and created increasingly dense arrangements.
"It's easy to do first on a fast track and provides the additional benefit of health benefits for millions of children".
However, as a result of the implementation of Walschaerts valve gear, the 'modifieds' were prone to hammerblow on the track caused by the additional weights incorporated to balance the outside valve gear, an issue that had not arisen with the self-balanced arrangement of the original locomotives.
