Sentence examples for diminished pace from inspiring English sources

That this took place nearly 14 minutes after the interval reflects a period of diminished pace and precision.

They are sequenced together and exhibit a diminishing pace from the end of one track to the start of another.

As the tumour becomes larger, the fraction still increases, but at a diminishing pace.

As the coverage increases, the percentage of supported true SVs also increases but with a diminishing pace.

The sight of Lee striding in has always been one of the great spectacles of cricket, and age appears not to have diminished his pace unduly in the short forms of the game.

Although global ventricular function was slightly diminished during pacing, fractional shortening was not significantly altered after cessation of pacing in the paced mice compared to matched sham-paced controls or compared to their baseline values.

It seems remarkable now but just over a decade ago the 64-times capped Wales international was a target for supporters' anger as his pace diminished and his form dropped.

Cardiff had an early penalty appeal and a free-kick from Peter Whittingham that missed the target but, as the first half-hour passed, the often frenetic pace diminished and the visitors came into the game.

A released particle flux is strongest near the surface; and at a decreasing pace, diminishes to a constant rate as the distance from the surface is increased.

Among its findings are that fewer than half of Americans over 18 now read novels, short stories, plays or poetry; that the consumer pool for books of all kinds has diminished; and that the pace at which the nation is losing readers, especially young readers, is quickening.

Head down, eyes smarting, he was pacing the diminished open space between cubicles when Bobby called to cancel that week's appointment.