Sentence examples for end of run from inspiring English sources

Three catalyst samples at the end of run were obtained from the reactor and characterized.

In Chicago, year and half ago he logged four miles a day and at end of run ran up 22 flights of stairs in Stevens Hotel.

While originally designed to withstanding up to 3fb−1 of data, the CDF II silicon detector will have to last to the end of Run II where 5 8fb−1 of data are expected to be delivered.

Usually issued twice per week by the Information Center (less frequently and with shorter excerpts towards end of run).

"They were on course to be within a tenth of a second off the leaders at the end of run three and would have been ahead of the eventual gold medallists going into the final run". GB's other crew, led by John Jackson, finished in 11th place, while Oskars Melbardis of Latvia took his team to gold ahead of Germany and Switzerland.

At the end of run there were not any trends in a plot of generation versus the log probability of the observed data (the log likelihood values).

Our simulations, in particular, well reproduce the Mg-depleting maturation path of hydrothermal solutions, and have end-of-run model solutions whose Na K Mg compositions well reflect attainment of full-equilibrium conditions at run temperature.

The results showed that above 95% total olefins selectivity with feed conversion between 20 and 40 wt.% from end-of-run (8 h) to the start-of-run (10 min) in GSS FBR.

The fact is, though, that LCD is an end-of-run technology that has been honed to as close to perfection as it's ever likely to get.

Fyndiq, a startup based out of Sweden that has built an online marketplace for merchants and brands to sell bargain-basement and end-of-run goods for as much as 70% off the original retail price, has raised $20 million — funding that it will be using to take its already-profitable business to new markets, with an eye to expanding specifically in the UK, Germany and Poland first.

The study visits included screening, end-of-run-in, baseline, 2 and 6 weeks, 3 and 6 months, and post-study (Fig.  1).