Sentence examples for estimated pace from inspiring English sources

Onto the tarmac and then onto the less trafficked runway at JFK Airport, we ambitious runners lined up according to our estimated pace time, and then took off!

As NBA.com's Couper Moorhead noted, the Heat played at an estimated pace of 103 possessions against the Chicago Bulls, a mark that Johnson's teams over the last decade reached in less than 5percentt of the more than 800 games played.

It also misstated the number of turbines to be built in a project off the British coast and the name of a group that estimated the pace of construction.

Figures released by the Labor Department last week lifted the estimated monthly pace of hiring to 202,000 over the last three months, though the unemployment rate rose to 7.3 percent in October from 7.2 percent in September.

Each pub's dimensions were measured using a Calculated Industries Dimension Master ultrasonic digital ruler (range 2 ft – 50 ft, resolution ± 1%), by a Bushnell Yardage Pro Sport Compact infrared laser Rangefinder (range 10 yd to 700 yd, resolution ± 1 yd), or estimated by pacing, if the venue was too crowded or irregular in shape.

Evolution at silent sites is often used to estimate the pace of selectively neutral processes or to infer differences in divergence times of genes.

On Friday, the Labor Department is expected to release another blast of bad news when it estimates the pace of job losses in April.

The National Institute of Economic and Social Research NIESRR) estimates the pace of economic growth held steady at 0.5% in the three months to the end of January from the level seen in the final quarter of 2017.

Dr Hurst's team was able to estimate the pace of this reversal by examining the amount of beryllium-10 in nodules of flint embedded in the eroded platform in front of the cliffs.

"This implies that at best companies and markets are misreading the post-crisis economy and are struggling to adapt to rapid structural changes, and at worst have once again over-estimated the pace and nature of this recovery".

Kelley Blue Book, another car sales information company, estimates the pace is even faster -- 11.6% to nearly 1.5 million vehicles.