Testing of young children had been out of favor for decades among early-childhood educators in the United States, who worry that it stifles creativity and harms self-esteem, and does not accurately reflect the style and irregular pace of children's learning anyway.
In a topsy-turvy performance at irregular pace, there were multiple changes of lead before Thorpe established a body-length lead by 350 m.
He did so to slow the scoring so that England would not have a lead by the time the rain came to create a sticky wicket, otherwise Australia would have been forced to chase a target on a difficult pitch with irregular bounce and pace.
Accelerated or irregular heart rate.
Importantly, cardiac output was significantly reduced, and pulmonary capillary wedge and right atrial pressures were significantly increased in the presence of an irregular pulse interval compared with regular pacing at the same rate.
While the pace of innovation was irregular, in the ecstatic worship services of the Christian congregations women tended to participate in speaking in tongues, hymns, prayer calls, or even prophecies.
Higher FPL concentrations (1.0 μ m) produced sustained and irregular patterns of cytosolic Ca2+ activity, independent of pacing.
In the absence of test agents, none of the hearts showed arrhythmic activity, whether in the form of regular AT or irregular AF, during either intrinsic activity or regular pacing (Table 3).
The ICD is now my "guardian angel" and, since then, has paced my heart out of other irregular rhythms.
The following data was extracted: number of starts, time record (i.e. best average time over 1 km regardless of distance), career earnings and earnings/race in Swedish/Norwegian Crowns and races completed without official records of slightly irregular trot or breaking into a gallop or pace.
