Sentence examples for pace achieved from inspiring English sources

In late April, the military leadership, headed by General Pace, achieved a major victory when the White House dropped its insistence that the plan for a bombing campaign include the possible use of a nuclear device to destroy Iran's uranium-enrichment plant at Natanz, nearly two hundred miles south of Tehran.

In terms of ultimate pace achieved over the winter, those three drivers are standing on their own but the identity of who looks quick has varied from day to day so that doesn't necessarily mean a great deal.

A recent estimate has sub-Saharan Africa at its current pace achieving universal primary education by 2129.

The PATH-CHF [ 29] investigators found that shortening AV delay of patients by with RV pacing achieved improvements in LV dP/dtmax, Aortic SBP and pulse pressure that were ~25 50% of the improvements achieved with full biventricular pacing.

Indian leaders have said they would like to push the economy's growth rate up to 9 percent — a pace it achieved a couple of years ago — and eventually to 10 percent.

Even the build-up of pace was achieved with seemingly genuine enthusiasm for the fact it was Friday night, with the new record's crescendo of a title track giving way to the vicious lyrical imagery and joyful, silken electropop of "A Wall", her most familiar song "Daniel" and the groove-laden finale "Pearl's Dream", all accompanied by Khan's enthusiastic and more than capable dancing.

BiV pacing was achieved by simultaneous LV and RV pacing.

At each device setting, recordings were made after 1 min of pacing in atrial and ventricular pacing, atrial and ventricular sensing and dual response (DDD) mode at a rate of 10 bpm above intrinsic, once steady state pacing was achieved.

Patients randomized to personalized audio-playlists with tempo-pace synchrony achieved higher weekly volumes of physical activity than did their non-music usual-care comparators (475.6 min vs. 370.2 min, P < 0.001).

The secondary 6-months performance endpoint of effective biventricular pacing was achieved in 11 of the 12 evaluable patients (92%).

Thirdly, a longer walk test may be useful in discriminating between individuals because it is likely that not every individual can maintain the fast paced walking achieved in the 6MW test over a longer period.