Sentences with phrase «often tracked using»

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Mira Floors & Interiors in Surrey, B.C., keeps track of which clients talk it up most often by using software that records both the source of each referral and the revenue generated by it.

Office automation systems are also often used to track both short - term and long - term data in the realms of financial plans, workforce allocation plans, marketing expenditures, inventory purchases, and other aspects of business.

Because astronauts are often reluctant to admit to anxiety or depression, out of fear they won't be allowed to go to space again, the software is designed so nobody can track whether an astronaut uses it,» reports the Pacific Standard.

«Sure, people can walk into a risky situation, but that implies that pedestrians are often at fault,» said Jonathan Matus, chief executive officer of Zendrive, a company that uses smartphone sensors to track driving behavior.

Our survey found that while certain tools like CRM and email tracking are widely adopted, top professionals are using them more often and for longer than their peers.

They're often used by advertisers to track a user's browsing history on the web.

Plus, you can track which operating systems are being used to visit your site most often, so you can optimize the experience for users.

Gamification platforms often offer an extensive pool of usage data that can and should be used to track and monitor employee training.

I can use it to track everything from the items I reference often to blog categories, article ideas, posts in progress, and what has been published.

Use team analytics to track how often your team is meeting and leave anonymous feedback to constantly improve the way your meetings run.

Baidu also said it had recently bought a $ 10 million minority stake in IndoorAtlas, a company that offers a special technology that allows smartphone users» positions to be tracked inside buildings, which is often difficult due to the metal used in structures.

It pays, then, to keep track of how often you use a card if it offers this incentive.

When you're behind plan, an often overlooked and common contributor to the problem is that you're using ineffective metrics (or, and be honest here, that you're not really tracking key metrics).

In a 1992 article in The North American Review entitled «The Corruption of Nobility: The Rise & Fall of Thoroughbred Racing in America,» Ferraro penned a stinging rebuke against drug abuse on the backstretch, saying, «In general, treatments designed to repair a horse's injuries and to alleviate its suffering are now often used to get the animal out onto the track to compete — to force the animal, like some punch - drunk fighter, to make just one more round.

Kyle: I'll go a little underrated, just as we haven't seen Riv host a major since the 1995 PGA — and we use the Major Championship Course classification too often to draw bright lines between what's a good track and a great track.

He's more ponderous on the ball than he used to be, gives it up far too often and doesn't generally track back.

Project Night Night often uses the United States Postal Service or Fedex's email notification systems for package tracking.

You may notice that there's one statistic we didn't track; one that's often promoted by birth professionals and doulas in their yearly statistics - the number of clients who used medication in labor.

France, the Netherlands and Germany all use GPS tracking on some high risk sexual and violent offenders, but mostly we are talking low hundreds - and often less than a 100.

Other research suggests that journalists often use science blogs as a source for story ideas or to track specialized areas of research.

Using satellite tracking technologies, they found that both individual paths and general routes of travel were often consistent across years, suggesting consistent cues or memories.

This technique tracks how often the star's brightness changes as interior oscillations ripple through it, and uses the frequency to determine its size.

The CISPA app is based on the «Taint Tracking» method, which can be compared to the colorful dye explosion triggered in a bundle of banknotes, a technique often used to track bank robbers.

This technique, called automatic double tracking, is often used to produce fake stereo versions of mono recordings.

Other methods exist for non-invasively tracking the metabolic signatures of disease, such as the PET scan, which is often used in research.

Researchers recently used satellite data to track when, where and how often we turn on lights.

It seems counterintuitive, but these apps can actually help you cut back on, well, all things digital: The Moment app can track how often you use your iPhone and iPad each day and also lets you set daily limits; the Freedom app lets you block whatever sites distract you on your mobile device or computer, with the goal of helping you focus; and Off - Time (available on Android) allows you to selectively block calls, texts, and notifications (an iPhone's «Do Not Disturb» setting offers a similar service).

The test is often used to diagnose coronary artery disease (CAD) or to track the success of heart treatments.

Natural remedies may not have large clinical studies behind them, but they often have an established track record based on centuries of use.

However, many of these investigations used small sample sizes and they also often noted that other strength and power athletes such as powerlifters or track and field athletes were prone to the same conditions, albeit perhaps not always to the same extent (Aggrawal et al. 1979; Fitzgerald & McLatchie, 1980; Rossi & Dragoni, 1990).

Then there are other diets that I don't use as often: the Fast Track Diet and the Cedars Sinai diet developed by Dr Mark Pimentel.

A special variation often used in track & field also uses the extension of the ankle at the end of the ascent and therefore trains, the extension of the hip, knee and ankle (the triple extension).

As a medical doctor, he vetted and negotiated with wellness companies for data management, client tracking using large platforms and organized multihospital events often partnering with other wellness companies.

As far as IG growth, I'm wondering how often you post, how you edit your pictures for IG and if there are any helpful websites / apps you use to keep track of your stats or if you just wing it Thanks!

The track is used for one train that doesn't run often.

While all sites we looked at track your activities using cookies, rsvp even shows other users how often you're on the site and who you're looking at.

Such shots are frequently celebrated in film — think of Martin Scorsese's use of tracking shots over the years, or the self - parodying opening of Robert Altman's The Player — but critics rarely call attention to them on TV, perhaps because TV is more of a writers» medium, or perhaps because they're simply not as showy as others, often blending into the background.

It has all the good and bad elements of Anderson's style, including some of his best straight - ahead compositions (the ones with the camera facing perpendicular to a rectangular object like a wall or train while the characters either look straight ahead or move sideways as the camera tracks with them, often in slow - motion) and a vibrant use of color (including the blues and yellows he also used well in The Life Aquatic).

The Lincoln Lawyer opens with an extensive «walking and talking» tracking shot, often used to heap information on us by establishing location, exposition, and the general pecking order of characters in under a minute.

During the game you can use special tracking senses (that often get lost in the graphics of the environment) to hunt for food and forage around for items to use for crafting.

Often, these students can be seen tracking their numbers using both their voice and their fingers.

Then you will begin to familiarize yourself with additional Visible Thinking resources — specifically, a gallery of student work related to thinking routines, a packet of core thinking routines (these are often - used routines that are highly transferable across contexts and subjects), and a procedure called Thinktrack for tracking your use of thinking routines.

For example, a track ball interface is often used instead of a mouse — the ball can be rolled without moving or stretching one's arms.

«It's our firm belief that we can disseminate cold, hard facts to a critical mass without boring them to tears or using esoteric language often found in academic research and literature,» he says, adding that documentaries have a proven track record of success.

The program is kid friendly, originally designed for use by often illiterate South African Bushmen using PDAs to track wildlife.

College Success Arizona uses web based software to track the number of visitors to the www.collegesuccessarizona.org pages that are most often visited, the domains from which people visit the site, and other statistical information.

Doing so requires tracking an array of indicators, such as how long it takes books and materials to be shipped to classrooms, whether schools provide students with accurate and appropriate schedules in a timely fashion, how quickly assessment data are returned to schools, and how often the data are used.

In addition, these groups often set up more than one corporate entity to hide donations, reduce the potential to track funds or use the tax code to get around restrictions on lobbying.

The council has a responsibility to its residents, but also needs to be mindful of the benefits the circuit brings to the local economy, so most lay down guidelines that stipulate not only noise limits but how often and at what times the track can be used.

Prepare yourself for routine maintenance costs of around # 1,000 per scheduled service, which are likely to rise if you drive the car hard often or use it for track days.