It was all we wanted -- an adventure, a brotherhood forming between a group of semiserious runners simultaneously pushing themselves past their perceived limits and barriers.
In a recent editorial, The New York Times columnist David Brooks skewered the character of Republican front-runner Donald Trump while simultaneously arguing that many of his supporters "deserve respect.
Warner Bros. will have a hefty load, simultaneously touting "Woman," "Dunkirk" and "Blade Runner 2049".
An athlete can simultaneously discuss training strategies with fellow runners, while buying dietary supplements.
Raw data were uploaded to the Region 4 Stork Web portal as.csv files to calculate tool scores for 48 conditions simultaneously using a previously unpublished functionality, the tool runner.
The HMMerThread live runner uses the additional threading module for Python to allow for the submission of jobs simultaneously on different threads.
But many show runners have said they believed that they could not perform those broader duties without simultaneously continuing as writers, and that therefore they intended to stay away from work altogether.
During the process, a base model was chosen, the design was modified simultaneously by varying the nozzle shape, changing the guide vane angle, varying the number of runner blades and simulations were carried out individually.
For this purpose, the two-phase flow field at the runner exit is investigated by Laser Doppler Velocimetry and high-speed visualizations, which are then compared to the simultaneously measured wall pressure oscillations in the draft tube cone and the mechanical torque on the runner shaft.
Official M.L.B. historian John Thorn says the "tie goes to the runner" concept dates to the 19th century, citing the instructional "DeWitt's Base Ball Umpire's Guide" edited by Henry Chadwick, which said of the arrival of the ball and the runner at first base, "If simultaneously, the base runner is not put out".
