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minitrack

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min·i·track  (mn-trk)
n.
An electronic system designed to follow the course of satellites and rockets and to correlate radio signals received by a network of ground stations.
Minitrack [ˈmɪnɪˌtræk]
n
(Astronautics)™ Obsolete a system for tracking the course of rockets or satellites by radio signals received at ground stations
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Within each track, the materials are further organized into multiple minitracks.
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Also displaying Accuprobe, a small, inexpensive gamma backscatter thickness gauge; Minitrack single-sided sensor with XRB laser thickness sensor; and FG 710 gauge running on Accutrak.
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They had training wheels on their bikes,'' Jaren Garrett of Mojave said as he watched sons Seth, 6, and Kade, 5, ride around the minitrack.
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