Sentence examples similar to a second pace from inspiring English sources

The fact that the iPhone offers faster Wi-Fi networking would more than make up for the relatively slow 300-kilobit-a-second pace of its cellular data network, he suggested.

Australia have almost certainly lost a second pace-bowling option for the return Ashes series this winter, after Mitchell Starc was diagnosed with a stress fracture in his lower back.

In a second pacing group organized by the race, seven women, led by the 2003 national marathon champion, Sara Wells, attempted the "B" standard.

During a second pacing stress propranolol produced clinical improvement in 9 of the 15 patients who experienced angina initially.

A third Pace player, Desmond Hinds, was in the back of the car.

In addition to his batting, with a Test average of 37.53 from his 16 matches, Duminy was also expected to play a key role with his off-spin after specialist spinner Imran Tahir was dropped to allow for a fourth pace bowler.

Fast bowler Zaheer Khan and spinner Harbhajan Singh are also out for the rest of the series and India must decide whether to pick a spinner to replace Harbhajan - either slow left-armer Pragyan Ojha or leg-spinner Amit Mishra - or a fourth pace bowler.

Battling strong winds, he ran to a first-pace finish in 1 50.42.

Athletes as smart as Princeton's surely can handle a second, faster pace.

Incremental pacing induced progressively severe HF as indicated by rises in LAP from a prepacing baseline of 5.9 ± 0.4 to 15.3 ± 1.0 mmHg following a week of pacing at 180 bpm (P<0.001) and to 24.5 ± 1.6 mmHg after a second week pacing at 220 bpm (P<0.001).

And he was in fine form once again, ending the morning session eight thousandths of a second behind pace-setter Lorenzo before finding the fastest lap of the afternoon to end the day on top.