| The three-man break went away fairly early in the 60-minute criterium, which was run over a 2 Km course in warm, windy conditions. |
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| Twenty-seven competitors fronted the event, held at Enoggera in late April, to compete in a 60 km road race and a criterium. |
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| We will be racing the four-day Tour of Geelong, which consists of a time trial, a criterium, a circuit race and a road race. |
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| Tight cornering and fast straight-aways are the ingredients for an exciting criterium race. |
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| My plan was to sort of take it a bit easy in the criterium, because tomorrow's road race looks really hard. |
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| There's usually a local time trial series and a weekly evening criterium in which members hone their skills for the real races on the weekend. |
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| Events varied from 20-km solo and team time trials to cross-country races, a hill climb and a dirt criterium. |
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| The third stage was a criterium, a 60-minute race on a one-mile course weaving through the streets of Fairfield. |
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| The exception, of course, is if you need a saddle solely for criterium racing where all-day comfort isn't an issue, but weight-savings is. |
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| In addition to these trials, criterium specialist Odwin Bink takes you on his favourite route. |
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| Organisers whose criterium is not included on this calendar may not invite riders from a team registered with the UCI or allow them to ride. |
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| This trip data should also always be entered since it makes up an important selection criterium for trips. |
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| If the criterium comprises several races, the individual race shall always be ridden last. |
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| The first week of competition also features the cycling stars of tomorrow as junior and U23 riders compete in time trial, road race and criterium events. |
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| This can now be managed through a rule set, by using the new velocity criterium. |
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| Above this, a new criterium has been introduced: offset from the fundamental. |
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| This race brings together elite Canadian and international cyclists for a criterium race through the cobblestone streets of Gastown, an historical downtown district. |
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| You can select and copy the characters and paste them in the criterium field. |
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| Also, puncture flats will leak more slowly allowing racers to ride longer until support reaches them, or possibly make it back to the pits in a criterium. |
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| The next step is the preparation of a Nomination Document that spells out how each CHRS criterium is met. |
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| It can be solved by applying the maximum entropy criterium. |
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| All kinds of road cyclists, from road racers and criterium riders to triathletes and even track racers can become faster by increasing their cadence. |
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| The thermal insulation criterium specifies that the temperature of the structure on the none-fire side may not increase by more than 180°C locally and maximum 140°C as an average. |
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| A minimum length must be observed in order to guarantee the riders' safety, allow technical assistance and avoid the stage or event becoming a criterium. |
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| It shall not be permissible to organise a criterium on the day preceding an international event without an individual contract being signed between the organiser and each rider involved. |
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| It is the criterium of time which is not appreciated in the same way by those who are doing the research and those who are sinking deeper and deeper into a progressive disease. |
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| In this case, the selection criterium is stored in a system table. |
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| Considering this aforementioned definition, the criterium which determines whether a UCI is subject to Part I or Part II of the law of 20 December 2002 is the intended investment objective. |
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| Note velocity can be selected as a criterium. |
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| Fine modularity of the surfaces will also be an essential criterium so that they will be best occupied and the allocation of the spaces will be best tailored to clients' needs. |
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| The acceptance of the ideas in the Vedas and Upanishads became a central criterium for defining Hinduism, while the heterodox movements rejected those ideas. |
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