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I've also set up a project in Kenya, and what we do is we track the performance of Kenyan MPs.

Likewise, the brain’s model of the physical body keeps track of the configuration of our limbs, but not of individual cells or even muscles, because that level of information isn’t needed to plan movement.

If it didn’t have the model keeping track of the body’s size, shape, and how it is moving at any moment, we would quickly injure ourselves.

Without its inventor to keep it on track, the test he had methodically gathered so much data to support began to be used in all sorts of speculative ways.

Now, what to do? Achieving more than 20 percent women in leadership seems like a daunting task to many, understandably, given the track record.

Don't all countries track student progress and make those achievements public?"

The name of this track is "The Magic To Come."

We learned that we could accurately track sleep without hooking people up to electrodes and make people sleep deeper.

That's a lot of particles to keep track of.

They helped to track and hunt prey, and might have served as sentinels to guard camps and warn of approaching enemies.

Today, we no longer rely on pots to identify seismic events, but earthquakes still offer a unique challenge to those trying to track them.

Geologists have long used seismometers to track and map these tiny shifts in the earth’s crust.

With a deeper view we might be able to track and predict large-scale geological changes in real time, possibly saving tens of thousands of lives a year.

With some basic skill-building, after our assessment revealed that he had some pretty significant memory impairments, Vinny learned to use the alarm and reminder function on his iPhone to track important appointments, and he keeps a checklist to break larger tasks into smaller, manageable ones.

Each of those is a needle track that contains a couple of million human cardiac muscle cells in it.

So I began to be an ardent student of technology trends, and track where technology would be at different points in time, and began to build the mathematical models of that.

Today, the Seychelles is on track to protect 400,000 square kilometers of ocean.

And we created a track record.

Because when you go out there as a scholar, and you try to find out longitudinal studies, track records like that, there essentially are very few, if none.

So, we've created an incredible track record of 100 percent graduation, 90 percent going to college, many first-generation, 90 percent of those choosing science as a career.

It's an impressive track record, and so we look back and we say, well, we didn't really exactly work this out theoretically from the start, but when we look back, there are theoretical movements in science education.

This could completely revolutionise the way that we track the spread of diseases, the way that we target our control efforts and respond to disease outbreaks, ultimately helping to lead to the eradication of malaria, and even beyond malaria for other diseases that we already know have a smell.

But we can't track things as small as a speck of paint.

We can only track things as small as say, a smartphone.

So of this half million objects that we should be concerned about, we can only track about 26,000 of these objects.

SS: When Aimee got there, she decided that she's, kind of, curious about track and field, so she decided to call someone and start asking about it.

And I heard that they do these track meets with all disabled runners, and I figured, "Oh, I don't know about this, but before I judge it, let me go see what it's all about."

I went out on a gravel track a couple of weeks before this meet to see how far I could run, and about 50 meters was enough for me, panting and heaving.

And so I decided to call the track coach at Georgetown.

And I thank god I didn't know just how huge this man is in the track and field world.

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