Tracking: An adjustment or design consideration that is intended to keep the belt centered on the treadmill. Some manufacturers use belt 'keepers' or metal rods on the underside of the frame to keep the belt centered. A disadvantage of this design is that keepers

 

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Tracking: Any sideways or forward/backward movement of the camera dolly--sometimes on actual tracks.

Tracking Radar: Tracking radar aims to accurately track the target in range, velocity or most commonly bearing.

Same Direction Tracking: Tracking vehicles from behind or in front of the patrol vehicle going the same direction while the patrol vehicle is moving. All decatur police moving radars and decatur polie radar guns off . . . View Full Definition

Tracking Stock: Some corporations issue tracking stock, a type of common stock whose value is linked to the performance of a particular division or business within a larger corporation rather than to the co . . . View Full Definition

Fast Speed Tracking: Track both the strongest and the next faster vehicle at the same time, both in the moving and stationary mode of operation. For example: track the sports car passing the 18-wheeler. Most of . . . View Full Definition

Delivery Tracking: The process of measuring delivery rates by format, ISP or other factors and delivery failures (bounces, invalid address, server and other errors). An inexact science.

Multi-Tracking: The process of recording a multi-part performance on separate tracks at different times which allows the engineer to subsequently combine, balance and process those tracks during mixdown.

Applicant Tracking: Any paper or computerized system that tracks the organization’s data such as resumes/applications and internal job posting information.

Tracking Error: The percentage return over the T-year period an investment is held.

Tracking Iron: (archaic) lofted iron designed specifically to play shots from tracks in the mud