Any client can create jobs (exploration tasks) on the server and adjust the properties of the currently running jobs.
The run-length properties of the run-sum CV (RS-γ) charts are characterized by the Markov chain approach.
It is already proved [24] that this is a way to satisfy the main property of the JT, the running intersection property (RIP).
31 Mendiguchia et al 32 examined the effects of an acute hamstring strain injury on sprinting performance, and mechanical properties of sprint running at the time of return to sport and 2 months later.
Work is needed to develop other network models that reflect spatial structure and, when that network is not fully connected, to explore how well the properties of an epidemic running on the network approximate the full spatial dynamics.
The results of this investigation show that application of WC/C coating, especially when using a WC/C steel combination, gives faster and smoother running-in behaviour and improved tribological properties of the contact surfaces running under starved or boundary lubrication conditions.
"Man is an animal" and "Socrates is white" are instances of formal predication; "(What is) singular is (what is) common" (singulare est commune) and "Humanity is running" (humanitas est currens) are instances of remote inherence, as according to Alyngton it is possible to attribute the property of being running to the form of humanity if at least one man is running.
E.g. both Ed and the property of running, which are the semantic values of 'Ed' and 'runs', are constituents of the proposition that Ed runs, which is expressed by 'Ed runs', since this proposition consists of Ed saturating the one argument place in the property of running.
The estate is in Sharon, a small town two hours from New York, where the size of the properties makes running into the neighbours mercifully improbable.
To put the point somewhat paradoxically, even if Ed doesn't run, he possesses the property of running, so that we have our (false) proposition.
