Sentence examples similar to subsequent to running from inspiring English sources
Having identified replay-related modulation of VTA unit activity, we therefore sought to evaluate SPW-R-associated VTA unit activity in SWS acquired immediately subsequent to run behavior.
The goal of the batter is to hit the ball out of the reach of the fielders and eventually (most often with the help of hits by subsequent batters) to run from base to base counterclockwise completely around the diamond, thus scoring a run.
Members of the group will work together on Linux-based standards for devices and subsequent services to run on them, with some early emphasis on apps for in-vehicle infotainment and "instrumentation cluster" (the technical term for all the different gauges you use to monitor speed, distance, water levels and more; car diagnostics).
After all, if the original bidding group has management locked up, how is a subsequent bidder going to run the company?
To determine which commonly measured variables of cycling intensity are related to subsequent running economy in triathletes.
Agencies might decide to run subsequent security checks, and are sometimes simply understaffed.
Now he's trying to alter power-sharing agreements reached at the 2000 Arusha peace accords and subsequent agreements in order to run for a third term next year.
The high ratio in the first cycle allows the period to be long and tunable, and decreasing the ratio in the subsequent cycles allows the oscillator to run at a maximal speed.
But 35 years later, the NSA is using this law and its subsequent amendments as legal grounds to run even more invasive programs than those that gave rise to the statute.
The apapane read one file became corrupted during the compression process and was not used in analyses subsequent to individual Stacks runs.
The youngest children of the parents in this group will turn seven during the subsequent year running up to 30th June 2007, but this will not trigger activation because of the grace period for grandfathered parents.
