Sentence examples for run whilst from inspiring English sources
The last stage should be turning the vehicle's engine on and allowing it to run whilst your pet is inside eating.
He also hit a home run whilst playing baseball before receiving praise from rapper will.i.am, who says he "makes you believe that your family is royalty as well".
To try and explain the sensations, I took Dallas Campbell (BBC's Bang Goes the Theory) and got him to do the narration for a 1,000mph run, whilst I subjected him to the appropriate levels ofg.
The cost of sequencing using the 454 platform was minimized by carefully designing the experiment to require only a single pyrosequencing run, whilst obtaining sufficient sequence reads in both directions to yield a robust result, essentially minimizing false positives and avoid missing true polymorphisms from each ~400 bp read.
And don't run whilst being fired at.
"By using the re:fresh scheme we can keep many popular activities running whilst still achieving the significant savings of £200,000 a year the council needs".
The Rothamsted carbon (RothC) model was then used to compare the measured soil C fractionation from the 54 intensively monitored sites against modelled pools using spin-up equilibrium runs whilst dynamic (non-equilibrium) model runs were performed when comparing data from the long-term experiments.
This allows the simulation to run correctly whilst not necessarily adhering to the input timetable.
"Middlesex will take confidence from their first innings and fancy a run chase, whilst Notts will believe that Graeme Swann will have a major say in the outcome.
She's seen the socio-economic writing on the wall, and is preparing, like the Sarah Connor of Wolverhampton, for the Apocalypse ("Fucking David Cameron!") – whilst running an eBay business of vintage clothing on the side ("These mugs will buy any mental moth-munched ra-ra skirt if you list it as 'like Sarah Jessica Parker in Sex and the City.' These people don't deserve money").
Moreover, the improvement was specific to the particular stimulus viewed whilst running.
