Sentence examples for differentiated pace from inspiring English sources
"Looking forward, the expectation remains for a differentiated pace of recovery within the E.U., reflecting the challenges individual economies face and the policies they pursue," the report said.
Harness racing horses are of two kinds, differentiated by gait: the pacing horse, or pacer, moves both legs on one side of its body at the same time; the trotting horse, or trotter, strides with its left front and right rear leg moving forward simultaneously, then right front and left rear together.
Differentiated price levels are everywhere.
To reduce education wastage and to take the needs of students into consideration, ability tracking with differentiated curriculum was introduced during this period to allow for different pace of learning.
What's really differentiated Nanigans, though, is its ability to keep up with the breakneck pace of the evolution of Facebook's ads products.
However, within classrooms, ability-grouping, differentiated instruction, and computer-assisted/personalized instruction were all used to help students keep pace with course material.
Some members of the Spotted Saddle horse breed can also perform the rack, stepping pace, fox-trot, single-foot or other variations of ambling gaits, all intermediate gaits, but differentiated by the pattern of foot-falls.
"Selectively differentiated," the librarian offered.
Typically these machines are differentiated by d.p.i.
Our response, in other words, is differentiated.
