Sentence examples for a long term run from inspiring English sources

This is not a turn on to guys in a long term run.

A long-term run for the RO unit with an optimized 75% water recovery was later carried out to study the stability of the product and the fouling tendency of membranes.

"We're in a long-term run of mild winters [and] early springs [but] this winter actually hasn't been that mild – with the exception of pulses in January, particularly down south … and it's about to get very snowy," said Oates.

Such a stage normally signals that a long-term run for stocks may be growing tired.

An important benefit of partially degradable carbon source is that it provides carbon for a long-term run and in this way fulfils the basic need of passive biotreatment processes (Reisman et al. 2003).

Meanwhile, Siri remains a wildcard, Facebook is testing M, Microsoft is bringing Cortana to Android, and Slack is making a long-term run at the A.I. assistant game, too.

This study investigated the soil TKN temporal variance at two different depth ranges within three different soil types irrigated with municipal wastewater effluent in a short-term at a long-term running site under field conditions.

Secondly, the way to enhance and keep the stability of nanofluids in real time is a key issue in the actual use since the sedimentations of nanoparticles seem inevitable after a long-term running.

Nevertheless, I persist in wondering whether the practice of W.A.C., or wine-and-copulation, might, over the long term, run into a number of practical snags.

Buying a North Fork house is Mr. Brodsky's ultimate goal, but prices are still too high; a boat gives him a place to ride out the market while giving a developing second-home destination a long-term test run.

"The governmental working group used a very empirically based discount rate, which seems very concrete, but over the long term runs into an ethical brick wall," he said.