Sentence examples for run in competition from inspiring English sources
Whether run in competition with established utilities, or by them, such virtual utilities would, according to Goran Lindahl, head of ABB, a large European generating-equipment company, result in "greater system reliability, lower operating costs, reduced environmental impact and improved overall business".
LLS screening is most effectively run in competition mode, as proposed by Dalvit et al.[ 15] for traditional R1 and R2 experiments: a strongly binding ligand partly displaces a weakly binding "spy" ligand from the binding site, so that one observes a decrease of the relaxation rate RLLS of the displaced spy ligand.
As of this writing, the Web site and the Facebook application are up and running, in competition with an authorized Scrabble application designed by Electronic Arts.
Bekele has not run in a competition since January 2010, but if he can find anything like his best form their duel is going to be compulsive viewing.
He came off the bench when Notts County ended Kenny Jackett's side's run in the competition in October, before joining Shrewsbury.
The distances which women are being allowed to run in international competitions are being lengthened.
Wigan, who saw their eight-match winning run in all competitions come to an end, remain fourth, five points behind Leeds.
The WRU and the regions are embroiled in a bitter dispute over how the game is run in Wales; competitions and the exodus of players for higher salaries in England and France.
The WRU and the four regions - Cardiff Blues, Newport Gwent Dragons, the Ospreys and Scarlets - are embroiled in a bitter dispute over how the game is run in Wales; competitions and the exodus of players for higher salaries in England and France.
And it could have been worse for Los Blancos, who saw their eight-match winning run in all competitions ended by an Athletic Bilbao side unbeaten at home in the league all season.
He was eventually allowed to run in able-bodied competitions - including the London Olympics - but only after a lengthy process of scientific tests and appeals.
