One analogy for this relationship is that of a relay race, where the first runner represents requirements management and the next runner, receiving a baton hand off, represents test management.
这种关系类似于一场接力赛，第一个跑的人代表着需求管理，下一个接受接力棒的人代表测试管理。
Most days, they ran relay-style for about 10 hours, with one runner completing 10 or more miles before handing off to the next.
通常，由一位队员跑完至少10英里路程，然后另一位队员接着跑。 就这样，他们每天都用接力的形式跑10个小时。
Anchor: The last runner in a relay race.
末棒：接力赛最后一棒运动员。
The torch is lit by the sun in Greece and then passed from runner to runner in a relay to the host city.
奥运火炬在希腊由太阳光点燃，然后由火炬手分程传递到举办城市。
Not only ___ in the coming relay race, but also we were the runner-up of the tug-of-war.
句意：在每年的学校运动会我们有精彩的表现。不仅赢得接力赛的冠军，而且获得了拔河比赛的亚军。
Not only ___ in the coming relay race, but also we were the runner-up of the tug-of-war.
句意：在每年的学校运动会我们有精彩的表现。不仅赢得接力赛的冠军，而且获得了拔河比赛的亚军。
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