The phrase "individually run" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe something that is managed or operated separately from others. Example: The small businesses in this shopping center are all individually run, allowing for a diverse selection of products and services for customers.
As these small, individually run spaces go down, giant structures are being erected for international art foundations and museums.
Rather than tear it down, the city of Madrid chose to transform it into interconnected but distinct, and individually run, art centers, a handful of cafes, a cinema and an enormous, reclaimed pavilion that serves as the staging ground for rotating exhibitions and for concerts, often at the same time.
Participants included 40 individually run undergraduate students who first completed the EARS and five self-report measures of trait empathy.
Behind those figures are sites like Sex.com, Cybererotica.com and Clublove.com, and some 40,000 individually run operations.
To apply this model to all Japan, we repeatedly take subregions, treat each subregion individually, run the algorithm, and append the forecasts together.
Samples were individually run on the Affymetrix Mouse Gene 1.0st Array Chip.
To identify the evolutionary driving forces beyond the heterogeneity of aHEV genomes, we individually ran the alignments of all 3 ORFs on the DataMonkey server by using the random effects likelihood method (www.datamonkey.org).org
The prey population cannot become extinct as they (individually) can run at a speed faster than they can be caught ((c< s_{1})).
More cores mean that each core individually can run at a lower clock speed, but to get more performance you either need software that can harness the collective power of cores or a different approach to using those cores.
Once the command prompt opens, commands can be typed in individually, or run as listed sequentially in a batch file, using batch file language.
Unmold each pop individually by running them under hot water.
