Sentence examples for islands run from inspiring English sources
WHO'S BUYING Property owners on the two islands run from couples with young children to empty nesters planning to retire there.
Due to the link with atrocities committed during the Japanese invasion, sentiments over the status of the Diaoyu/Senkaku islands run deeper in the Chinese psyche than any other territorial dispute in modern Chinese history.
Important to note is that several edges of these islands run parallel to each other.
In this part of North Carolina, the barrier islands run east to west, so every day has a sunrise and a sunset with ruby reflections.
It might be a less-than-environmentally-friendly ride on a noisy flat-bottom airboat (outfitted with a propeller and engine on the back that allows it to skim shallow marshes, swamps and canals at fast speeds), or the 90-minute narrated boat tours of the Ten Thousand Islands run by the Everglades National Park Visitors Center, complete with manatee and dolphin sightings.
That was when they recolonized some largely forgotten territories, an archipelago of unoccupied islands running from the Arthur Kill on Staten Island's western shore to the Brother Islands in the upper East River.
A jet that has spent its working life hopping between Caribbean islands runs a higher risk of corrosion than one that flew mostly over the southwestern desert.
It is a two-tiered hierarchy of layer two switches in which network islands running independent rapid spanning tree protocols communicate through a core formed by island root bridges (ABridges).
More common are en echelon lines of limestone (forearc) and volcanic islands running parallel to an adjacent trench axis, such as are found in Tonga and the Marianas islands (Nunn 1998b; Oakley et al. 2009).
This is directly relevant for our parallelisation strategy: a perfect, synchronous parallel algorithm running on K nodes (in which no time is lost on communication) behaves exactly like a serial algorithm with K islands running on a computer K times as fast.
The cost of using a the only network on the island (run by the state-owned ETECSA) is falling.
