"lower pace" is a valid phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe any activity in which the speed is decreased. For example, "When the marathon runners reached the final mile, they had to lower their pace to cross the finish line."
Looking ahead, the recovery will – at a somewhat lower pace – continue this year.
But downloads of films are still growing (albeit at a much lower pace than streaming) and topped $1bn in revenue for the first time last year, driven in part by high-quality downloads becoming available before physical and streamed versions.
Jack Guynn, president of the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta, said in a speech today that "the lower pace of consumption growth over the next year ought to help ensure that consumer balance sheets remain healthy".
Greece's composite stock index fell by 1.4%, following news that the country's economy expanded at a lower pace in the second quarter.
Advertising revenues are declining at a lower pace, the company reported, dropping 7.9% in the first quarter and 3.2% in March.
Member States acceded in 2004 or later have recorded a lower pace of increase in the generosity of ALMPs and Other Welfare Benefits, possibly because these policies require establishing governance frameworks that were in some cases not equally available in some New Members States as in other EU countries.
A parametric study of the model is conducted, revealing that as pedestrians slow down as a crowd becomes more dense, their resulting lower pacing rates generate larger self-excited forces.
Moreover, the higher battery drainage with unipolar left ventricular pacing configurations can be ascribed to the lower pacing impedance and thus to the higher current consumption.
To enable us to control the heart rate during the study, all subjects whose clinical pacing configuration and underlying disease gave them atrial sensing at rest had their devices reprogrammed with a lower pacing rate 5 beats/min above their native rate.
Superhot's lowered pace and its valuing of mind over video game experience present, I would like to think, a bridge into shooters.
However, the patient continued to have 1 5 short episodes of torsades each day which led to a dual chamber implantable cardioverter defibrillator/pacemaker being implanted epicardially, and it was observed that with ventricular pacing (dual mode pacing with a lower rate limit of 125/minute) there was marked reduction in episodes of torsades.
