Sentence examples for transferred tracks from inspiring English sources

Captured in rat-traps A rat trap was placed in the galley of a ferry that mainly transferred tracks and merchandise About 52.3% (11/21) of the ferries had cockroach infestations.

MP3 slashed the time taken to transfer tracks from hours to minutes.

The iTunes music store will only transfer tracks to Apple's own iPod, of which it has already sold 3 million, and does not work with players made by rival manufacturers.

The government plan would transfer tracks, signals and stations to three privately owned companies on 30-year contracts while leaving operation of the trains to the publicly run London Underground.

But the iTunes store is roughly a break-even operation, Apple executives have said, and millions of fans can already listen to their favorite Beatles albums on their iPods, iPhones and other digital music players, since they have been able to transfer tracks from their CDs to the digital devices.

Such services often don't let consumers transfer tracks to other devices like MP3 players.

The public-private partnership (PPP) the government proposes would transfer track, signals and stations to three privately owned consortia on 30-year contracts, while leaving the operation of trains to the publicly owned London Underground.

As well as working with non-specialist hardware, Kempinski says the software been designed to function in the variable everyday lighting conditions where phones might be in use — arguing that this gives it an advantage over competitors (such as Tobii) that are trying to transfer tracking systems built for desktops or other hardware over to mobiles.

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A target had been released from a C-17 Globemaster III aircraft, the radar detected the target and transferred its tracks, but the interceptor was not launched.

The system is often completely mechanized, with the bottom plates movable on wide transfer tracks and prepared for the next use away from the pouring aisle.