Sentence examples for fixed and running from inspiring English sources

In doing so, these engineers established a relationship between costs and the engineering concepts of load factor and diversity and developed pricing structures which would recover both standing (fixed) and running (variable) costs.

Just when I got my MacBook Pro fixed and running well with a brand new logic board along comes Apple and the OS X update released today that bricked the MBP.

Control costs include fixed and running costs, which are a function of the current number of infected individuals (3).

Often local search is called with a fixed frequency and run for a fixed number of iterations, the local search depth.

We also estimated the impact of firm characteristics on wages using fixed establishment effects and running a two-step estimation of establishment-characteristics coefficients (see Baker and Fortin (2001) for a discussion on the relationship between one-step and two-step estimators).

Using a superiority model, power has been calculated independently for the two time-fixed exposures: running experience and running pace.

Compared to the time-fixed exposures: running experience and running pace, changes in training load differs in that way that it constantly varies over time, and therefore, will be included as a time-varying variable in the analyses.

This is mainly due to the high fixed cost of setting up and running the program (£771 per participant in the Internet group), which made it substantially more costly than the usual care group to set up.

Running experience and running pace will be included as primary exposures, while the exposure to running is pre-fixed in the running schedules and thereby conditioned by design.

The topography of Manhattan is a clearly defined fixed grid running east/west and north/south.

DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.03542.007 Our model's prediction of global theta oscillations emerging in networks of faster oscillating place cells is consistent with a previous phenomenological model which assumed a fixed running speed and fixed, experimentally determined temporal delays between cells (Geisler et al., 2010).