Rarely have so many red shirts, symbols of Munster's fanatical defiance, been left in the wake of a single runner.
Two counter-rotating turbines, one with inlet guide vanes, the other without, are compared to a single-runner system.
Trains of as many as 14 cars, loaded with 50,000 pounds (23,000 kg) of anthracite coal, sped down the mountain under the command of a single courageous "runner," who operated a brake lever.
The Grand Coulee hydroelectric power plant on the Columbia River in Washington state has the largest single runner in the United States, a device capable of producing 716,000 kilowatts at a head of 93 metres.
Ortved noted in his book that blaming a single show runner for what some perceive as the lowering quality of the show "is unfair".
Just as a single photograph of a runner tells little about her stride, a single protein conformation tells little about protein dynamics.
In post hoc calculations, the statistical power to detect an absolute difference of 4.4 post-election life years (our estimated difference between elected and runner-up candidates) in a single country comparison of 34 elected and 19 runner-up candidates (the UK sample) was 14%.
The Great Ethiopian Run proved to be fundamentally an act of mass civil disobedience thinly disguised as a running event; and to the great credit and dignity of the runners, there was not a single incident of violence or breach of the peace.
Sending up single runners, even with the explosive power of Dave Denton, is not a tactic that should be relied upon.
To investigate the immediate effect on restricted active ankle joint dorsiflexion range of motion (ROM), after a single intervention of myofascial trigger point (MTrP) therapy on latent triceps surae MTrPs in recreational runners.
