free-running

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adjective

1. (of a mechanism, material, etc) moving smoothly and uninterruptedly
2. electronics of or relating to a periodic signal that is not synchronized to a timing source

   free-running interference produces moving patterns on a television screen

free running

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noun

1. another name for parkour

Example Sentences

This year, visitors to Shropshire can enjoy parkour and free-running, football, synchronised swimming and wall-climbing.

From BBC

Elaborating on the implications of these findings, Dr. Kim says, "The proposed CFD-based model can provide a valuable contribution to enhancing the safety of autonomous marine navigation. Moreover, it can also offer low-cost alternatives to model-scale free-running experiments or full-scale sea trials."

From Science Daily

The last first-half threat by the United States came in stoppage time when Pulisic lifted a free kick to free-running McKennie on the left side of the box.

From Washington Post

Purdy saw it — he had kept his eyes upfield, and he let a vector go straight to his free-running tight end.

From Washington Post

Five minutes later, a free-running Fountas missed the far corner by a whisker.

From Washington Post