Sentence examples for which was tracked from inspiring English sources

One bird which evaded the Maltese shoot last year was Titan, a turtle dove fitted with a lightweight satellite tag which was tracked by the RSPB on its 5,600km migration from Suffolk to Mali and back again.

A bright flash of 6 to 12 seconds and signs of an object breaking away from the shuttle led NASA to send debris recovery teams to Caliente, Nev., to search for the object, called Debris No. 6, which was tracked by radar on the way down.

Optimization yielded a variable temperature in the partial condenser, which was tracked by an automatic control system that manipulated the heat addition in the boiler.

The electrically-conducting polymer composites were obtained by dispersing the prefabricated Ag/Ni/MWCNTs in UV curable resin, the curing process of which was tracked by Fourier transform infrared spectroscopy, and the electrical resistance was measured using the four-probe method.

Shortly thereafter, the storm became an extratropical cyclone, which was tracked by the NHC until November 9.

Al Shayrat was home to two squadrons of Russian-made SU-22 fighter-bombers operated by the Syrian air force, one of which was tracked by American radar as taking off from Al Sharyat on the morning of April 4, 2017, and was overhead Khan Sheikhoun around the time the alleged chemical attack occurred. .

They are even better if they result in donations to the Wildlife Conservation Research Unit (WildCRU) at Oxford University, for example, which was tracking Cecil when he was killed.

The photocopy was sent to the CIA's Alec Station, which was tracking al-Qaeda.

Brooklyn, which is tracked separately from Manhattan, has a vacancy rate of 7.4percentt.

Standard motion-capture means that the actor's face is covered in small, reflective balls, which are tracked by a camera.

The White Student Union, which is tracked by anti-racism campaigners at the Southern Poverty Law Center, said it would use flashlights and pepper spray in its patrols at Towson University, in Baltimore County.