Sentence examples for pace as shown from inspiring English sources

Croft, back after a serious neck injury, certainly can be spectacular with his pace, as shown by his sizzling score against France last year, and he will also be a real option at the tail of the line-out.

But even taxonomists are feeling the pressure of our accelerated pace of life, as shown by the new edition of the International Code of Zoological Nomenclature, a set of naming rules that first came out in 1905 and was last updated in 1985.

Yesterday, the Labor Department said employment costs for American businesses rose at a slower than expected pace during the first quarter, as shown by a seven-tenths of a percent rise in the Employment Cost Index.

Their defence was incredibly organised last season but it is vulnerable when exposed to pace, as Liverpool showed at the weekend.

In 2017, the shapes and expressions made by tennis players mean that any costume is put through demanding paces by the performing body as shown by Novak Djokovic in Figs. 5 and 6.

The FODE curve of the imaginary part contribution is in the same pace with the imaginary partΔ ε, as shown in Figure 4b.

As shown during right ventricular pacing previously, volume expansion produced significant increases in cardiac filling pressures and left atrial volume.

Magnesium and atrial pacing cannot prevent AF in CTS patients, as shown in several randomised controlled trials [ 13, 52, 61, 62].

And economic growth numbers for the third quarter showed household spending picking up pace as well.

As shown, future technology is improving at a rapid pace and with this new technology and computing power could give new immersive life to the virtual field guide.

As shown above, when changing the frequency of pacing (from low to high), there is first an immediate and then gradual increase in force production.