The top runners are running faster than anyone ever has before.
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Predators, meanwhile, are always running faster than their prey, trying to close the gap.
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We need to know that leadership isn't running faster than everyone else—it's about taking everyone with us.
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"It's almost like the bug is running faster than our ability to develop safe and effective drugs," Allen says.
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The Bloomberg campaign is putting out more memes on private Instagram accounts — and running faster than Facebook can keep up.
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In practice, I found the Running Coach frustrating because it seemed to think I was running faster than I was.
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But with consumption now running faster than production the market is steadily whittling away the excess inventories accumulated in 2015/2016.
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"Climate change is running faster than what we are ... the last four years have been the hottest registered," TVNZ quoted Guterres as saying.
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With that sort of money to be made, it should be no surprise that China's steel producers are running faster than ever before.
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If, for instance, a quarterback is running faster than 8 miles an hour when he throws, his chances of completing the pass drop.
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He's running faster than any time in the series, all the while rigged to wires that yank him toward the exterior of a white Dodge.
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You can even use it to prioritize app downloads and updates if you need to get your task manager up and running faster than your podcast app.
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I remember watching Florence Griffith Joyner with her ridiculously long iridescent nails running faster than anyone else on her track, and there is some of that triumph in Council's piece.
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The government's strong backing has helped to get many projects up and running faster than might have happened otherwise (Mr Xi first began to talk about the idea only in 2013).
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And in this case, it seems to have worked: She's running faster than ever as a master, closing in on the 1500-meter personal best she set when she was 23.
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Gross domestic product has been running faster than the Fed has anticipated, hitting a 4.2 percent annualized rate in the second quarter, according to U.S. Commerce Department data released last month.
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He was running faster than any human had for that distance, but he could not maintain the pace of 4:34 per mile needed to run a marathon in 1:23:59.
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It's not entirely accurate—it predicted I would run a 2:20 marathon based, I think, on a few workouts where the GPS didn't connect properly and had me running faster than world-record pace.
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"Apple has been using its cash, but it's like when you're draining the bathtub but the faucet's running faster than the bath can drain," Jason Ware, CIO of Albion Financial, told CNBC's "Power Lunch " on Monday.
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You learned the story's basic outlines in middle school social studies: Jesse Owens, a black American from Cleveland, went to Nazi Germany and proved the racists wrong about the superiority of the Aryan race by running faster than them.
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"With Propel's solution, companies can get up and running faster than with on-premise alternatives and pivot products in a matter of seconds based on real-time feedback gathered from marketing, engineering, sales, customers and the entire supply chain," Jacobsohn said in a statement.
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Other industry sources say Hamburg may not be the immediate source of the problem, but that this facility has felt the worst impact in Airbus's global jigsaw of assembly plants because it is introducing a new version of A803 just as production is running faster than ever.
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"Using policies trained in simulation," the team writes in the paper, "the quadrupedal machine achieves locomotion skills that go beyond what had been achieved with prior methods: ANYmal is capable of precisely and energy-efficiently following high-level body velocity commands, running faster than before, and recovering from falling even in complex configurations."
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Due to high power requirements, IBM has chosen to discontinue parts running faster than 2.0 GHz.
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The wolf, the hare and the fox thought that a great animal or something was coming and, one running faster than the other, they ran away. All the ram's meat was left to the cat. For seven days the cat ate, ate until it was full the spoils of the wolf and the fox.
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Hyppolyta named her for the moon goddess, Diana (who became her godmother). Hippolyta raised her daughter as an Amazon, with the privileges of royalty. Diana aged slowly, stopping aging when reaching adulthood (as did all Amazons). She surpassed most of her Amazon sisters in skills and intelligence, running faster than a deer at age five and easily uprooting a tree at three.
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The forward pilothouse gave the captain better vision and quicker reaction to dangers in the water. The Hackett's design combined the best aspects of steam and sailing ships into a new class of vessel. The R. J. Hackett was capable of running , faster than a comparable sail-powered cargo ship. Moreover, because of her design, the ship could carry a prodigious amount of cargo.
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Burneleit was in the field, as were previous record holders Jaroslava Jehličková and Paola Pigni. In the first heat, Bragina improved upon her world record by .4. A step behind her, seventeen year old Glenda Reiser set the world junior record, also running faster than the world record at the start of that race. Reiser's time would also qualify as the World Youth Best.
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The drivers took to the track at 10:00 British Summer Time (BST) (UTC+1) for a 30-minute warm-up session. Weather conditions were overcast, and a slight wind could be felt. Drivers used the session to practice pit stops and scrub their tyres. Carpentier was running faster than he did in the previous two days and posted the quickest time of the session at 37.885 seconds.
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By 1969, Hyman was reconsidering her decision to retire. She later said, "I was 24 and I felt I was ready to finish, but five years later I was running faster than I had all my life." However she had surrendered her amateur status by writing her autobiography, and so was only able to compete nationally. Despite winning some domestic events, she retired from sprinting for good soon after.
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The leitmotif of the novel, which is also expressed in the title, is Sammy's running. Sammy Glick is "running people down"; he is running "with death as the only finish line"; "without a single principle to slow him down"; "always thinking satisfaction is just around the bend." Manheim realizes that everybody is running, but that Sammy Glick is just running faster than the rest. Sammy's running is highly symbolic: he runs both literally and metaphorically.
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On June 6, 1915, fire started in Murray's Tinsmith Shop and quickly spread from building to building in Russell. Many residents tried to put out the fire with buckets of water, but it was evident they needed more help. Calls were made to the Ottawa Fire Department who came running faster than ever on the New York Central Railroad. They say it was the fastest a train ever went on that track.
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The scale is marked to show the direction of rotation corresponding to the "incoming" machine running faster than the "running" system. When the frequencies match, the moving vanes will rotate to a position corresponding to the phase difference between the two sources. The incoming machine can then be adjusted in speed so that the two systems are in phase agreement. In the moving iron instrument, an iron vane is mounted on a shaft along with the pointer.
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Hashtables can also be used in place of ternary search trees for mapping strings to values. However, hash maps also frequently use more memory than ternary search trees (but not as much as tries). Additionally, hash maps are typically slower at reporting a string that is not in the same data structure, because it must compare the entire string rather than just the first few characters. There is some evidence that shows ternary search trees running faster than hash maps.
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Memory Line.(2005) The southern section of the NIMT from Otaki to Marton junction is almost as easy graded and fast as most of the Main North Line, JA racetrack. However, the North Island JA were the usual power for the Daylight on the Taumaranui- Auckland section and while often at a mile a minute the Northern section of the NIMT did not offer the possibility for running faster than 60 mph. The KA however had higher fuel consumption and repair issues than the JA class.
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If the generator is running faster than the grid, the needle rotates continually in the opposite direction, marked "fast" or "lead". Next, the plant operator adjusts the speed of the generator until it is running at precisely the same speed (frequency) as the grid. As the frequency of the generator nears that of the grid, the synchroscope needle slows down and when the frequencies match, the needle stops rotating. At this point, there is one more task to perform before the generator can be connected to the grid.
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Mouse from the Garland selection experiment with attached running wheel and its rotation counter. In 1998, Theodore Garland, Jr. and colleagues started a long-term experiment that involves selective breeding of mice for high voluntary activity levels on running wheels. This experiment also continues to this day (> 90 generations). Mice from the four replicate "High Runner" lines evolved to run almost three times as many running-wheel revolutions per day compared with the four unselected control lines of mice, mainly by running faster than the control mice rather than running for more minutes/day.
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Townley was superb, running faster than Kevin Windham, Mickael Pichon and Stefan Everts, and was only defeated by American champion Ricky Carmichael, who is widely considered the fastest rider in the world. After that, Townley moved to the United States and settled near Carmichael's home in Tallahassee, Florida. He was a member of the Monster Energy/Pro Circuit team and raced a Kawasaki KX250F in the Motocross/Supercross Lites class. In 2006 Townley suffered a severe knee injury while preparing for the Supercross Lites East championship and subsequently sat out the majority of the 2006 season. Townley returned to the Supercross championship in 2007 and won the 2007 Supercross Lites East championship over rookie Ryan Dungey and Ryan Morias.
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He managed to swim to safety even though he was badly injured. The Daily Southern Crisis reported Norman's condition, > At the house of Mr. Temples, about a mile from the bridge, are several > wounded men, amongst whom is Mr. W. R. Norman, an aged and very intelligent > and prominent gentleman, who resides near [Hickory] station. He fully > corroborates the statement of the other passengers in regard to the care and > caution used by the conductor, before reaching the last Chunky bridge, at > which time, he says, they were running faster than at any previous. When the > train ran off the track, he was in the car nearest the engine, and he thinks > that not more than three escaped out of that car.
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Niki Lauda, coming out of retirement for a hefty sum in , pipped his teammate Alain Prost to the title in by a mere half- point, the closest ever finish in Formula One history. That half-point in itself was controversial in that it came at the rain-shortened Grand Prix of Monaco, which resulted in half points, too. Prost won that race, but rookie Ayrton Senna made the stronger impression in his Toleman car, finishing 2nd and rapidly closing on Prost (while the young German Stefan Bellof in the inferior non-turbocharged Tyrrell raced from the back of the field to 3rd and might even have taken the win, running faster than both Prost and Senna and with Senna reputed to have terminal suspension damage after an earlier incident even though later that year Tyrrell were disqualified from the championship losing all of their points from both the Drivers' and Constructors' championships). It was the start of a rivalry between the two men that would continue for nearly a decade.
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