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However, they soon were forced to abandon these plans after running into a powerful barrage of criticism.

The runs with the glass upper surface duplicated the conditions with the copper plate and the corresponding photographs were correlated.

To be more precise, he runs away from the law by defiantly refusing to win the race as the favourite competitor.

The lottery runs over 36 weeks, with one number being drawn and not replaced each week.

It aggressively exploits the parallelism made possible by sending requests to multiple remote data sources simultaneously and by scheduling tasks to run on multiple processors.

The model is run under twelve different conditions - three initial parties and four initial parties, and within each of these six different informational conditions.

The new team-based algorithm took substantially more time to run to completion than the original separable algorithm.

In the present study, runs involving 11 parameters sometimes took 5-h to complete.

The reversal is supposed to start instantaneously and to run at exactly the same speed as the forward simulation.

The agreement was too indefinite to be enforced - how long was the loan supposed to run?

In these tables, all numbers represent the average of ten runs.

He tries to turn the tables, thereby running the risk of turning philosophy into psychology.

I'm trying to make things that invite people to interact with them and which will run by themselves.

Many professors run their graduate 'masters' classes as offices in which the students work on their projects.

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