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We have an amazing track record in global health.
It's tethered to the base, and this will track the position of your hands in real time.
Well I thought, when you're looking at information at this level, it's so easy to lose track of what you're doing.
Or to track all the activities in the ongoing crisis in Syria, holding all sides accountable.
Now, imagine how useful this would be to people in coast guards who are trying to track and stop illegal fishing.
We call this approach "Drop-seq," because we use droplets to separate the cells for analysis, and we use DNA sequences to tag and inventory and keep track of everything.
The graduate students and the postdoctoral fellows, my fellow Avengers, who taught me new techniques and always made sure I stayed on track.
I never ran my train off the track, and I never lost a passenger.”
And that's a powerful thing to have, to be able to track this.
She was writing and writing, and we all started reading it, because we had so few blogs on the service, we could keep track of everyone.
So it seems that Galen may actually have been sort of on the right track when he wrote about fluid rushing through the brain when sleep came on.
It was on a three-year track for funding.
And I thought, maybe I'm on the right track, but it sort of lost its human quality.
And it was the administers of these empires who began hiring people to keep track of the wheat and sheep and wine that was owed and the taxes that was owed on them by making marks; marks on clay in that time.
And this powerful tool was really reserved, for thousands of years, for the elite administrators (Laughter) who kept track of accounts for the empires.
By 2020, China is on track to generate Germany's entire electricity consumption from just wind and solar power alone.
The World Health Organization and the partners that it works with deployed eventually hundreds of people over the next two months to be able to help track the virus.
And then we've got to be able to have systems that can find every single case, every contact of those cases, and begin to track the transmission chains so that you can stop transmission.
But it will only finish if those countries have got enough epidemiologists, enough health workers, enough logisticians and enough other people working with them to be able to find every one of those cases, track their contacts and make sure that this disease stops once and for all.
From tobacco to lead poisoning to HIV/AIDS, the United States actually has quite a strong track record with addressing public health problems, but replicating those successes with ACEs and toxic stress is going to take determination and commitment, and when I look at what our nation's response has been so far, I wonder, why haven't we taken this more seriously?
Six thousand miles of road, 600 miles of subway track, 400 miles of bike lanes and a half a mile of tram track, if you've ever been to Roosevelt Island.
The MTA will boast how many miles of subway track there are.
But in science, we have to keep track of the misses, not just the hits.
In the world of wearables and smartphones and apps, there's a big movement to track people's personal health with applications that track the number of calories that you burn or whether you're sitting too much or walking enough.
And so there was a big movement to put all this information online, to track all the ownership of these plots of land, put them in the cloud, and give them to the communities.
Drones can fly over massive land, but don't have enough vision technology to help us to track the changes of the rainforests.
I followed it carefully through the case analysis tools we use to track polio eradication.
Finally, very recently, we were able to track down a dig site where a local fossil hunter found several bones of Spinosaurus.
I've lost track of the number of capsizes.
Hoffman, if you think that train coming down the track at 200 MPH is just an icon of your desktop, why don't you step in front of it?
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