Sentence examples for running achieved from inspiring English sources

Second, while we journos observe and criticise, we rarely comment on the smooth running achieved by conference organisers, nor dwell much on all the delegates who clear their diaries to devote as many as five days to engage with debates within their political family.

The compliance of the SEE allows the muscle fascicles to shorten at a much slower speed, more concomitant with their optimal speed for maximal power output and efficiency, with high velocity shortening during take off in both walking and running achieved by recoil of the SEE.

All MCMC runs achieved stationarity and detailed statistics on the runs are presented in Table 3.

For individual PHI categories, the best performing Hara run achieved F-measures of ≥ 90%, except for locations (68%), patient IDs (88%), and phone numbers (86%).

And like a fabled Springsteen concert — always notable for its deck-clearing thoroughness — "Born to Run" achieves the sensation that all the relevant questions have been answered by the time the lights are turned out.

Martin went 4 for 5 to tie his career high for hits and broke the Padres' record for runs, achieved 35 times previously.

Essex's comfortable disposal of Worcestershire, by an innings and 92 runs, achieved shortly after lunch on the third day was a pyrrhic victory, with Hampshire's success thwarting their own promotion ambitions.

Lil Wayne, after his great mid-2000s mixtape run, achieved a similar moment of success with Tha Carter III, but where Wayne got to number one song (Lollipop) in the lead-in to the album, Future's rebuilt his buzz purely through free tapes.

Fantasia ran at the Broadway for forty-nine consecutive weeks, the longest run achieved by a film at the time.

The latter spent thirty-seven weeks on the country music charts, the longest chart run achieved by any of his singles.

Each MrBayes analysis was run three times independently to ensure that each run achieved similar stationary likelihood values (cold chain in stationary phase).