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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a runs on" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be an incomplete expression, but it could be used in contexts discussing how something operates or continues.
Example: "The engine of the car runs on gasoline."
Alternatives: "operates on" or "functions with".
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Fisher presents a chronology of events in 10 stages that together constitute a Great Depression, stage 10 of which includes: (a) runs on banks; (b) banks curtailing loans for self protection; (c) banks selling investments; (d) bank failures.
This paper introduces the conformal-Cauchy type as the set of probabilities on the Euclidean space Rn defined by μp,a(dx = 2n − 1π−(n + 1 2Γ(n + 12)(pp2 + ∥a − x∥2)n dx1 … dxn where (p, a) runs on R+n + 1 = ]0, + ∞[× Rn.
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