Sentence examples for running refers from inspiring English sources

It is also not clear whether the phrase "running" refers merely to the process of mining bitcoin using a computer.

I assumed that "unable to run" referred to the auto-accident injury that had been his pretext for not running the Cowtown Marathon.

I have had nearly PR"—personal record—"runs mixed with times when I was unable to run at all". I assumed that "unable to run" referred to the auto-accident injury that had been his pretext for not running the Cowtown Marathon.

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.

According to Bottenburg ([2006]), in The Netherlands one in ten inhabitants run (refer to the section 'Measures' for the definition of 'runner').

The evaluation of the best performing test set predictions from each team against the manual Gold Standard annotations are shown in table 3 (for the complete list of results for all CDI runs refer to additional materials table 1 i.e. Additional file 1).

For each direction of run, preplay (i.e., pre-Run play) refers to an event's temporal sequence during pre-Run sleep/rest that has a significant correlation with the spatial cell sequence of the subsequent run session.

In this study run refers to a specific home-made paint sample produced by following a predetermined recipe.

The Runs refers to a few different locations in the industrial area of Vaughan and are named for "running" cars.

Running time refers to the time that the whole parallel hardware platform takes to execute a parallel program and solve a problem.

The running time refers to construction of 100 sub-networks of type 'Net-1' (as demonstrated in Figure 5A ) with noise level 0.5.