Sentence examples for random run-in from inspiring English sources

We're comfortable with happy coincidences — a conversation started at the coffee shop, a random run-in while waiting for the bus, a flirtation that starts at the baggage carousel.

The father of the bride (Mr. Mencia) and the father of the groom (Mr. Whitaker) have a random run-in before meeting through their kids: Mr. Mencia's character, who owns an auto shop, tows the car belonging to Mr. Whitaker's character from a no-parking zone.

Where random run-ins happen.

Figure 4b shows the average RMSE over 100 independent random runs in the logarithmic scale.

The order of the two study periods was random and was determined after the run-in phase using computer-generated permuted block randomization.

We examined variability and consistency of individual systolic blood pressure responses to changes in salt intake in 188 participants who ate the same diet at higher, medium, and lower (140, 104, 62 mmol/d) sodium levels for 30 days each, in random order, after 2 weeks of run-in at the higher sodium level.

Sixteen samples chosen at random were run in duplicate during the screening process to ensure reproducibility of selected markers.

For all four methods, average results per instance over five random runs are reported in Table 8.

We examined the degree to which the number of genes with signatures of selection detected among the HGAH listing was unusual relative to genes drawn at random, running a permutation test in which 26 genes at different loci were drawn at random and examined using the same test of selection in ten pairwise comparisons of the 5 African populations.

Most cases of Parkinson's are sporadic, meaning the condition seems to hit individuals at random rather than run in their families, presumably due to an inherited factor.

For anyone who happened to be in Greenwich Park that lunchtime we must have been a mildly bizarre sight: sometimes walking as a group and sometimes splitting off on random deviations; also running in circles, lying on the ground, collecting piles of twigs, lurking behind trees and taking imaginary pictures of conkers.