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Definitions

of

track

on

the

Web:

*

path:

a

line

or

route

along

which

something

travels

or

moves;

"the

hurricane

demolished

houses

in

its

path";

"the

track

of

an

animal";

"the

course

of

the

river"

*

lead:

evidence

pointing

to

a

possible

solution;

"the

police

are

following

a

promising

lead";

"the

trail

led

straight

to

the

perpetrator"

*

a

pair

of

parallel

rails

providing

a

runway

for

wheels

*

racetrack:

a

course

over

which

races

are

run

*

cut:

a

distinct

selection

of

music

from

a

recording

or

a

compact

disc;

"he

played

the

first

cut

on

the

cd";

"the

title

track

of

the

album"

*

an

endless

metal

belt

on

which

tracked

vehicles

move

over

the

ground

*

(computer

science)

one

of

the

circular

magnetic

paths

on

a

magnetic

disk

that

serve

as

a

guide

for

writing

and

reading

data

*

carry

on

the

feet

and

deposit;

"track

mud

into

the

house"

*

a

groove

on

a

phonograph

recording

*

observe

or

plot

the

moving

path

of

something;

"track

a

missile"

*

a

bar

or

pair

of

parallel

bars

of

rolled

steel

making

the

railway

along

which

railroad

cars

or

other

vehicles

can

roll

*

chase:

go

after

with

the

intent

to

catch;

"The

policeman

chased

the

mugger

down

the

alley";

"the

dog

chased

the

rabbit"

*

any

road

or

path

affording

passage

especially

a

rough

one

*

traverse:

travel

across

or

pass

over;

"The

caravan

covered

almost

100

miles

each

day"

*

make

tracks

upon

*

the

act

of

participating

in

an

athletic

competition

involving

running

on

a

track

wordnet.princeton.edu/pe

*

The

part

of

a

disk

platter

which

passes

under

one

read-write

head

while

the

head

is

stationary

but

the

disk

is

spinning.

Each

track

is

divided

into

sectors,

and

a

vertical

collection

of

tracks

is

a

cylinder

howtos.linux.com/guides/

*

The

path

in

a

magnetic

surface

that

actually

holds

the

recorded

data.

On

a

disk

platter,

the

tracks

are

circles,

one

inside

of

the

other.

On

a

tape,

the

tracks

are

parallel

stripes

that

run

the

length

of

the

tape.

www.micro2000uk.co.uk/ha

*

(what

direction

are

they

headed

in,

or

are

they

stationary)

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ca

*

This

is

the

smallest

division

on

DVD-Audio

Video

CDs,

and

CDs

and

usually

equates

to

a

single

song.

shop.store.yahoo.com/cfs

*

An

audio

or

video

component

of

a

QuickTime

movie.

www.bu.edu/webcentral/le

*

Path

to

the

pins

created

by

many

balls

rolled

in

the

same

general

area.

www.eleventhframe.com/bo

*

U-shaped

piece

of

metal

that

keeps

the

sliding

seat

wheels

on

a

straight

path.

Each

slide

has

two

tracks.

www.lakebrantleycrew.com

*

rolling

the

camera

on

a

specially

designed

trolley

that

runs

on

tracks

www.waikato.ac.nz/film/h

*

A

horizontal

band

across

the

time

line

window

that

graphically

represents

a

series

of

clips

in

your

program.

The

time

line

window

has

multiple

tracks

containing

different

types

of

media.

www.digitalpostproductio

*

the

record

of

the

path

of

the

trajectory

of

a

particle

in

the

detector.

hep.uchicago.edu/cdf/cdf

*

The

lateral

distance

between

the

centers

of

the

front

or

rear

tires

at

points

where

contact

with

road

surface

is

made.

www.fordvehicles.com/hel

*

A

time-based

representation

of

an

object

as

it

appears

in

the

Sequencer

window.

Each

timebar

represents

a

track.

MovieWorks

can

display

up

to

37

tracks

and

up

to

15

minutes

per

Scene

without

scrolling

(at

1024

x

768

monitor

resolution).

www.movieworks.com/educa

*

A

sequence

of

related

programming

events

held

sequentially,

usually

in

the

same

room.

The

term

is

used

when

such

"tracks"

occur

in

parallel

with

one

or

more

other

such

sequences,

which

are

then

known

as

alternate

tracks.

(KR)

www.smithway.org/fstuff/

*

To

assume

a

body

position

that

creates

a

high

forward

speed.

Used

to

approach

or

depart

from

other

skydivers

in

freefall.

grove.ufl.edu/~blueskys/

*

(Disk)

Concentric

circles

where

the

data

is

stored,

divided

into

sectors.

(Tape)

The

tracks

of

the

tape

prepared

for

storage

of

data,

divided

into

blocks.

See

format.

www.dataleach.com/resour

*

to

follow

the

development

of

a

project

even

if

it

is

not

owned

by

the

individual

watching

its

progress.

www.scriptsales.com/DDFu

*

A

piece

of

music

intended

for

background

use

on

a

Production

www.pmamusic.com/frontdo

*

Single

component