Sentence examples for measures of pace from inspiring English sources

On this evidence the looming weekend collision between Northampton and Bath should be a stonker, bringing together double measures of pace, intelligence and serious physicality.

It may not be the worst change overall, as Sam brings a measure of pace into the lineup, but again New York will have to gel again.

For international matches, software that crunches Hawkeye data to produce an easy to understand measure of pace and bounce is surely not beyond the ken of the game that gave us Duckworth-Lewis.

Length of stay in the ICU and overall hospital days can be used as global measures of the pace of an injured patient's recovery.

Double support time were selected above measures of variability to represent the Pace/Rhythm domain due to previous work indicating the clinical relevance of this variable [ 7, 18– 21] and as mean of temporal gait variables more consistently has demonstrated good reliability as compared to measures of gait variability [ 22].

Birth spacing is an important measure of the pace of child bearing.

The weekly claims figures are considered a measure of the pace of layoffs and an indication of companies' willingness to hire.

When it comes to trading, volatility has an actual meaning: a measure of the pace at which price changes occur.

These associations were not observed when using the self-reported measure of walking pace.

As import costs rise and price tussles over household goods like Marmite and Typhoo tea grab the headlines, economists and the Bank of England are warning households to prepare for further increases in inflation, which measures the pace of change in the cost of goods and services.

By some measures the pace of innovation in IT has slowed.