Sentence examples for a minimum pace from inspiring English sources

Ridden with conservation in mind, the Kawasaki delivered an impressive 71 m.p.g.; keeping up with traffic on the Massachusetts Turnpike — which seems to move at a minimum pace of 65 miles an hour — kept the Ninja's 2-cylinder engine wailing at 7,500 to 9,000 r.p.m. and dropped the mileage to 49 m.p.g.

In particular, voice and interactivity have an inherent minimum pacing that is slower than skimming text or skipping through to useful parts of a video.

Then multiply by 3. If you're speeding along at at least 120 steps per minute (40 steps in 20 seconds, or 2 steps a second), that's 3 mph, which is the minimum pace for what's considered fitness walking.

So, after a varying mix of tolerance and "heterodox" responses, officials are pulled into loosening their own monetary policy in order to weaken their countries' currencies or, at a minimum, limit the pace of appreciation.

The requisite smirking "I'm getting too old for this" comments are kept to a minimum, and the pace is relatively brisk, from the nuclear blast in the Nevada desert to sinister G-men on the Princeton campus (featuring a welcome small role played by Jim Broadbent as Indy's dean) to a manhunt in South America.

With beautiful cinematography, a good pace and a minimum of mood music, those who said Ken Russell's 1969 version couldn't be bettered will have to think again.

A minimum number of six consecutive pacing stimuli were analysed in order to average the impact of potential confounding factors such as ECG signal noise.

State institutions could form the credible frame that constitutes migrant-host relations, leading to the segregation of both communities being reduced to a minimum, and producing a more synchronised pace of life.

The London-based firm intends it as a safety device, which is what it will henceforth be categorized as, but there's nothing to stop us from using it on the train as an anti-procrastination gadget that makes sure we finally read A Brief History of Time rather than idly check our Twitter feed, or from using it to check whether our jogging pace remains above a minimum level.

There are all sorts of ideas – promoting industrial democracy, clamping down on outsourcing or raising a minimum wage that this week failed to keep pace with inflation.

2. Walk for a minimum of one hour every day, with a pace with which you do not feel breathless or are unable to speak.