Sentence examples for history pace from inspiring English sources
Proving hypotheses is difficult in natural history (pace the philosophical reality that no significant statement in empirical science can ever be said to be "proven").
A low SEP is strongly correlated to a faster life history pace, higher mortality and more health neglect and risk-taking behaviour.
The detail and scale of this database has enabled us focus on mortality closely linked to behaviour, such as accidental and alcohol-related death, and test how predictions vary by life history pace.
If men with lower SEP (a reliable proxy for faster life history pace (e.g. Nettle, 2010a)) engage in risky behaviours as mating effort (because they do not have wealth to attract mates with) then the sex difference in mortality should be larger among low SEP than high SEP individuals.
THE two unlikely cobblers of N.B.A. history paced on opposite ends of the sideline last night, displaying distinctive DNA markers of the Van Gundy basketball dynasty: A disheveled appearance undisguised by a tie, crop circles under the eyes and an unnatural devotion to Diet Coke.
Bobby Frankel, Aptitude's trainer, shrugs off the lessons of history and pace.
Jack & Dan's is a tavern across from campus where talk about Gonzaga University basketball history keeps pace with the beer taps.
The journalistic observer treats politics as a serious carnival, or a vulgar drama -- history happening, pace Marx, as tragedy and farce simultaneously.
He broke fifth and was soon close to leader Palace Malice, who ran the second fastest initial quarter- and half-miles in Derby history, a pace described as "suicidal".
"There's no question that, perhaps unlike any other movement in our nation's history, the pace of change, particularly within the last several years with respect to gay rights, has been dramatically rapid, and we really haven't experienced anything like this before," she said.
Brinkley has written a perfectly sound history, briskly paced, packed with facts, clearly written.
