That would be of concern to England's batsmen who, with the exception of Ian Bell, showed no capacity to be able to cope either with the pace and bounce of the pitch or the disciplined approach adopted by Australia's four pacemen.
Instead of braking, you will need to slow the bike down by either slowing the pace of your pedaling, which will bring you to a gradual stop, or skid-stopping, which will bring you to a faster stop.
His final years saw no diminishment in the pace either of his public activity or of his philosophical efforts.
Zombies is, as ever, a divisive mode: either you adore the pace and concept of killing wave after wave of the undead, or you dismiss it out of hand.
(Depending in part on their altitude, clouds could either dampen down or accelerate the pace of global warming).
The pace of creation of jobs in the private sector during the current administration is now greater than the pace in either of President George W. Bush's terms in office.
There will, therefore, be no let-up in the pace of either public service reform – with Labour firmly on the side of patients (unlike the Tories), parents and pupils – or welfare reform.
England hardly set the world alight on that front either, but they did have the pace of Rashford, Lingard and Raheem Sterling and when they took the lead, in the 59th minute, it was in the midst of their most productive spell of the match.
Again, we really don't expect either carrier to keep up the pace with that March 16 ship date for much longer, but people leaning towards an AT&T model should move exceptionally fast.
