Most experts say the important things are consuming the right amount of fluids, wearing lightweight clothing and slowing your pace, measures that can easily be forgotten in the excitement before a race.
No one had done it better; Kerr is proud to note that the Warriors became the first team to win a championship while leading the league in pace, measured as possessions per 48 minutes, in the more than 40 years since the statistic was first tracked.
The degree to which Vettel was controlling his pace, measuring out tyre life, was demonstrated when he took the fastest lap by a considerable margin with two laps to go.
India is supposedly developing fast, but at the same time, quality of life seems to be degrading at a frightening pace, measured in terms of gross domestic product and growth rates.
Sure, politics and philosophy, religious insight and artistic expression have helped out in their way, but even the efficacy of those things has had its pace measured and set by hard knowledge, our burgeoning comprehension of our material universe; it's no accident that the dethroning of kings and cardinals followed the dethroning of the Earth from the center of the sky.
The primary efficacy end points are time to all-cause shocks and time to all-cause shocks plus symptomatic ventricular arrhythmic events triggering antitachycardia pacing measured from randomization.
The absolute dispersion of repolarization for a single paced beat was measured as the time difference between the earliest measured repolarization and the latest measured repolarization time.
Through lessons they have learned along the way, these four accomplished alumni offer students some important advice as they navigate the road ahead chart your own course, set your own pace, and measure success by your own satisfaction.
After advancing the electrode to the injection site, at least two microinjections were made at each locus: one without pacing and the other during atrial pacing, to measure chronotropic and dromotropic effects, respectively.
The pace was measured, relentless.
He stepped back a pace and measured with his hand above his head.
