The κ-statistic ranged from fair (jumping, biking, hopping, skipping, video games, and watching TV) to substantial (running, drawing/coloring).
Although data are lacking it seems logical to presume, for example, that a young 'top-heavy' child would be at increased risk of falling in sports which involve riding on top of animals such as sheep (mutton-busting), camels (camel-racing), horses, or on top of various vehicles, including bicycles; or at increased risk of overuse injury in sport activities involving substantial running activity.
Four of this year's nominees, the four most substantial, run twenty to twenty-two minutes (films of this length used to be called "two-reelers"); one, a comedy of thirteen minutes, is like a "one-reeler".
For instance, gold and basic materials stocks already enjoyed substantial run-ups in 2003 as the economy began to rebound.
The days when acclaimed plays could settle in for substantial runs of several months if not years now seem so, well, 20th century.
Clarke noted Johnson was outstanding but that it could have been a very different Test had Marsh, Smith, Warner and Doolan not made substantial runs.
Mr. Letts's name is probably known to downtown theatergoers: his blood-drenched trailer-trash drama "Killer Joe" and his paranoiac thriller "Bug" had substantial runs Off Broadway.
The reviews were ecstatic, the audience in love, and "On the Town" was a big hit, playing for more than year (a substantial run in those days).
"I love getting laughs," he said in an interview in 1982, in the midst of a substantial run as a replacement Sidney Bruhl in "Deathtrap" on Broadway.
He tracked a hypothetical instance in which a misguided lawsuit against an approved project can trigger a substantial run-up in price for the builder and the eventual home buyer.
The play had a substantial run in London and at one point was supposed to come to Broadway, but was unable to gather the necessary backing to make the trip.
