Sentence examples for a set pace of from inspiring English sources

In the forward and backward digit span tests, interviewers read sets of digits (of increasing lengths) at a set pace of 1/sec.

Running got harder and harder, so much so that the energy required for a set pace at the end of the race was 50 percent higher than it had been at the start.

Mr. Obama in January proposed a deadline for troop withdrawal that would set a pace of removing one to two brigades a month.

Siemens A.G. warned that the sharp rises in net income this year set a pace of growth the company could not be expected to maintain.

The captain set a pace of 3.7 miles per hour in the conditioning hike on July 7, almost twice as fast as the prescribed rate.

Slow conformational change of a protein helps set the pace of a circadian clock.

It wasn't until 2 years ago that a Japan-based team successfully set the pace of a cluster of cardiomyocytes with a near-infrared laser.

Such a kind of insult, it is suggested in [18], might bring in its wake a harmful autoimmunity, itself causing further collateral damage to neurons, in the context of a positive feedback link that might well set the pace of a progressive neuronal injury at certain stages of MS or in some MS patients.

The study also shows for the first time that socializing can set the pace of a biological clock.

So this was the brave new world: 30 for four against a set of pace bowlers who were on the other side of the globe a few days ago.

A core of socially owned and democratically controlled enterprises could set the pace of investment, reconstruction and the shift to a greener economy.