Sentence examples for long term running from inspiring English sources
But it is very long term, running over 20 years, best suited, says Halle, to "patient capital".
"The governmental working group used a very empirically based discount rate, which seems very concrete, but over the long term runs into an ethical brick wall," he said.
Nevertheless, I persist in wondering whether the practice of W.A.C., or wine-and-copulation, might, over the long term, run into a number of practical snags.
Each of these simulations is performed with the initial soil moisture condition obtained from long term runs along with positive and negative perturbations.
A high load AMB for 3500 kg generator rotor suspension has been constructed and long-term running tests have just been finished.
Secondly, the way to enhance and keep the stability of nanofluids in real time is a key issue in the actual use since the sedimentations of nanoparticles seem inevitable after a long-term running.
The Fouling Measurement System (FMS) supports research on the relationships between fouling deposit and operation condition involving water velocity, water quality and tube geometry by measuring variation of fouling resistance on a heat transfer tube during long-term running.
This study investigated the soil TKN temporal variance at two different depth ranges within three different soil types irrigated with municipal wastewater effluent in a short-term at a long-term running site under field conditions.
New York has neither a proven, long-term running back nor the shutdown defense it thought it had.
Temperatures observed during a particular year are often substantially warmer or cooler than the long-term running average for that year.
As Slc6a3 −/− mice lack the triple peak night-time activity pattern that is characteristic of wild-type mice, we subjected Slc6a3 −/− mice to long-term running wheel activity monitoring to examine their locomotor behavior in more detail.
