Sentence examples for a pace equal to from inspiring English sources

It led to record industry sales that October, at a pace equal to an annual rate of 21 million vehicles.

Such reports still convey a skewed impression of the war's true dimensions, however, the fact is that the Desert Storm campaign, quick and surgically precise though it was, involved battle carnage on a scale and at a pace equal to some of this century's most horrifying military engagements: upward of 100,000 Iraqis killed in less than 7 weeks.

Employers in most major markets expect to hire in the second quarter at a pace equal to or stronger than the same period the year prior, according to the most recent Global Manpower Employment Outlook.

To give an idea of the economic potential of the country during the Empire, if "it had been able to sustain the level of productivity achieved in 1780 and managed to increase exports at a pace equal to that verified in the second half of 19th century, its per capita income in 1950 would be comparable to the average per capita income of the Western European nations".

In the year to the first quarter Japan's real GDP grew by 2.6%, the fastest pace (equal to Canada) of any G7 economy and well ahead of America and Europe.

The production pace is to average 250,000 barrels a day, a rate equal to 3percentt of Russia's total output.

A coronary Doppler catheter was placed and measurements taken in SR, during AF induced by bursts of atrial pacing, and during regular atrial tachycardia with a rate of pacing equal to the overall ventricular rate observed during AF.

When the A-A interval became equal to the pacing cycle length after some beats of VOD, the cycle was considered the first entrained cycle and the H-H interval preceding the A-A interval was measured.

The subsequent drive trains consisted of cycles of eight paced beats (S1) each followed by an extrastimulus (S2) initially imposed at an S1 S2 interval equal to the pacing interval, then reduced by 1 ms with each subsequent cycle until the VERP was reached.

Drive trains of eight paced beats (S1) were each followed by an extra stimulus (S2) every ninth beat, initially at an S1 S2 interval equal to the pacing interval.

A woman is equal to a man.