Sentence examples for pace is set at from inspiring English sources

The initial running pace is set at 8.5 km/hr and increases by 0.5 km/hr with each subsequent level.

That said, Coca-Cola's approach to corporate responsibility is set at a much more sustainable pace.

To prevent further the R-on-T pacing, the pacemaker was set at AOO pacing at 70 bpm during the ICU stay.

The basic pacing cycle length (CL) was set at 300 ms.

Prodding of the hindquarters ensured that the animals kept pace with the treadmill, which was set at speeds ranging from 0.10 to 0.15 m s−1.

These included a clarification of the prescribed distance between bases, which under Knickerbocker Rules had been set at "forty-two paces" between home plate and second base, and "forty-two pacequidistanttant" between first and third base.

Some of the treadmills were set at a "low arousal" pace and others were set at a "high arousal" pace designed to get negotiators' hearts racing.

Although "Show Zero" was set at a breakneck pace, how nice was it to once again see Conan sitting behind a desk, introducing guests?

Patrick Day of the Los Angeles Times found "Eggtown" to be set at a slower pace than other episodes of the season and said that "the witness stand as forum for revelation … holds no appeal for me".

As poky a pace as I was setting at 55, things turned worse just past the county police station, where the posted speed limit dropped to 50.

At that pace, the country is set to overtake France, Britain and Italy in travel spending in the next two years.