I assumed that "unable to run" referred to the auto-accident injury that had been his pretext for not running the Cowtown Marathon.
"I was a little worried with the shadows," Ripken said after this latest home run, referring to the twilight-induced conditions.
"We came close to annihilation once under Nasser, but this is worse," said Gehad el-Haddad, a Brotherhood official now on the run, referring to former President Gamal Abdel Nasser's attempt to smash the group after he came to power in 1954.
According to Bottenburg ([2006]), in The Netherlands one in ten inhabitants run (refer to the section 'Measures' for the definition of 'runner').
Using the Assembly 13, a BUSCO run referring to the CVG is completed in approximately 15 min, while a BUSCO run referring to the vertebrate gene set and a CEGMA run referring to the CVG takes much longer (116 min and 438 min, respectively).
The first BLASTP search used the UniRef50 cluster seed sequences as a target database and the search results were expanded using the members of the corresponding UniRef50 clusters upon completion of the run (referred to as 'UniRef50-based searches').
It is also interesting to note that the fractions of CTA and CTX loci that are part of a run (referred to as CTA-F and CTX-F in Table 2) from non-CGIs were far greater than those from CGIs.
It is also not clear whether the phrase "running" refers merely to the process of mining bitcoin using a computer.
The Runs refers to a few different locations in the industrial area of Vaughan and are named for "running" cars.
Because of an editing error, an article in some editions on May 1 about allocations by a New York City councilman, Mathieu Eugene, to Youth for Education and Sports, a community organization he once ran, referred incorrectly to the group's sign on its former headquarters in Brooklyn.
