Sentence examples for differentiated running from inspiring English sources
On the plus side, it offers the multi-disciplinary appeal of the decathlon with none of that event's bloat its three varieties of throwing (shot put, javelin, discus), for instance, and its narrowly differentiated running distances.
On the plus side, it offers the multi-disciplinary appeal of the decathlon with none of that event's bloat — its three varieties of throwing (shot put, javelin, discus), for instance, and its narrowly differentiated running distances.
For that matter, it might be nice to be unicellular: after all, cancer arises because our differentiated tissues run amok.
The main idea of WNV is to enable differentiated services to run on common network infrastructure [3].
The lower ratio of differentiated to instantaneous velocity for running (5 Hz) shows the higher tortuosity during chases.
Roughly, its territory divides into 3 well differentiated regions: A coastal region running along the Pacific Ocean; the most densely populated central plateau, covering 85percentt of the territory; and the northerly mountain ranges.
The difference in sample rate between running and non-running dogs prevented a direct comparison of distance travelled; however, the extent of the paths' tortuosity can be estimated by comparing instantaneous GPS-derived velocity values with position-differentiated velocity.
Whereas Nokia or BlackBerry phones used to be clearly differentiated, most smartphones now are near-identical black slabs running AOSP.
Different species of flowers are differentiated enough that, like faces, they can be told apart by running them through a series of filters made to highlight certain features.
The very definition of an entrepreneur is not just creating an entity (S-Corp or C-Corp) and running a business; it's bringing something valuable and differentiated to the market.
The sections were then washed for 5 min in running water, automatically counterstained with Gill's haematoxylin, blue-differentiated, dehydrated and mounted.
