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tracker1610s, agent noun from track (v.).
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trackerA model using three waves of survey data to predict 12-month test market sales for a new consumer nondurable product. The approach views potential customers as proceeding sequentially through stages of awareness, initial product trial, and repeat purchase. The overall prediction of sales over time is constructed by predicting the time trend of thes [..]
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trackerdevice, usually attached to an animal, that follows its movements.
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trackerperson or animal that follows the traces (tracks) of another person or animal.
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trackerThe central management point for a BitTorrent swarm (a group of peers downloading and uploading a particular file).
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tracker(n) someone who tracks down game
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tracker1. Another name for mechanical action
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tracker
now in use by thousands of professional musicians. It's not uncommon to hear about people using trackers on DJ forums, and electronic music production communities Although there were a few game compa [..]
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