The phrase "allowing pace" is not commonly used in written English and may be unclear without context.
It could be used in contexts discussing the speed or rhythm of an activity or process, particularly in relation to flexibility or adaptability.
Example: "The new training program is designed with allowing pace, enabling participants to progress at their own speed."
Alternatives: "permitting speed" or "facilitating tempo".
It's unlikely that the Texans would be willing to surrender the two first-round draft choices to which the Rams would be entitled under the franchise-player rules for allowing Pace to sign with another team.
England won the first two Tests to clinch the series but struggled at Edgbaston, dropping three routine slip catches and allowing pace bowler Tino Best to score 95, a record Test score by a number 11. "We certainly didn't get everything right while we were out there in the field," said Strauss.
Fourteen patients had junctional ectopic tachycardia, which was treated with success (sinus rhythm or slowing, allowing pacing) in 13 of 14, with no deaths.
The continued fitness that allowed pace bowler Ryan Harris to take 24 wickets in England was another boost for Australia, but injuries have hit fellow seamers Mitchell Starc, James Pattinson, Jackson Bird and Pat Cummins.
First, microcatheters (eg, Cardima) offer advantages as diagnostic catheters in small hearts, and allow pacing and recording from both atrium and ventricle in even the smallest infants using limited venous access.
This allows pacing manoeuvres in the atrium and the ventricle during ablation without the risk of catheter dislodgement, what is very useful to show persistence or absence of slow pathway conduction.
When the austerity programme was launched, the government expected that it would have done its job by now, allowing the pace of spending cuts to be relaxed.
Using VR we can remove the variable chance while allowing individually paced learning". said Dr. Jonathan Schoenecker, Assistant Professor of Orthopaedics at Vanderbilt University School of Medicine.
Dan Burn's backpass was woefully short of pace, allowing Assombalonga to stride clear and slot a low finish beyond the advancing Adam Bogdan in the Wigan goal.
This is a small electronic gadget that sounds off little clicks at a steady rate, allowing you to pace your strumming to match.
(Am I?) But these days he's not even allowed to pace in the waiting room.
