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Always run at the nose!

Some planets run at incredible speed.

You can run builds can be run at set intervals or after every check-in.

Results:10.0%of them run at a loss.

Buyers cleared the day's cattle run at steady rates.

In US citiesBavenuesboften run at right angles to streets.

He set his horse to run at the fence.

He set up the application to run on 27 nodes, which reliably gave us good latencies when run at 15x.

This step can make one facility run at full capacity, another at standby application status.

This might mean that some less critical applications run in degraded mode (or perhaps don't run at all).

So, even if 50 jobs are scheduled to run at 23:00, since they are spooled, they run sequentially one at a time.

To schedule these programs to run at the selected time, click Finish.

Renewables would have a clearer run at that segment of the market.

For example: 50 absolute users starting to run at time T1.

The car race will be run at Monte Carlo next month.

Both applications can potentially run at the same or at different times, and on the same or different machines.

Furthermore, no thread can preempt it to run another of these special routines because that other routine will run at the same IRQL.

Don't run fast when you should be running slowly. Don't run at all when you should be walking, and don't walk when you should be running.

For example, a test can run sequentially, randomly, or in weighted order; run at a set interval or repeatedly for a set number of times; run remotely; and emulate workload.

There are times when you should just let the phone run at the speed it is designed to run at. But then there are times when overclocking can really help improve the experience.

The sun was low when the Moray, overhauling the freighters in an end run at long range, submerged.

Vessels of COSCO Group all run at the economical speed to save oils and reduce carbon emissions.

Because a push-rod valve train has additional parts, it is more difficult to run at high speeds.

An instance of setup is already running. Only one instance of setup can run at a time.

Another example is that you might have one scenario that is only run at a certain time of the day.

When you choose a motorized ride on toy for your preschooler, be sure to look at the age appropriateness and the speed the toy will run at.

Savers will have seen their savings fall in value — nothing like capping interest payments at 2.5% and letting inflation run at 5.1%.

The section in use will run at full speed. Others parts, if not at work, will be in intellectual dormancy state.

While it's not good to do every run or your entire run at a hard pace (easy days are important), you should sometimes try to push yourself to get some results.

For U.S. military troops, disease non-battle injury rates have run at about 1 percent since U.S operations began in Afghanistan last November.

Thee two men went up to the bell tower and there the applicant took a run at the great bell, striking it with his face.

Current high end microprocessors currently run at around 3ghz, although their sophisticated architecture means they are many, many times more powerful.

Essentially, they use a scheduling module that allows policies to be run at predefined intervals, which conform to your maintenance window.

Moreover, since nuclear plants are cheap to operate but expensive to mothball, they are often run at full tilt even when demand for power slackens.

The young, handsome mayor (he is 41) has begun to raise money and hold town-hall meetings in preparation for a run at the office that Arnold Schwarzenegger will vacate at the end of next year.

Wolves will travel for long distances by trotting at about five miles per hour. They can run at speeds of 36 to 38 miles per hour for short bursts while chasing prey.

Deutsche Bank estimates that inflation in the oil business has run at 30% a year over the past two years, and will continue to rise by at least 15% a year this year and next.