Sentence examples for pace of light from inspiring English sources

The construction pace of light rail, monorail, and tram systems in large cities and that of satellite cities, new areas, development zones, and functional zones of mega- and extra-large cities will also be accelerated.

The daily pace of light and dark, rest and activity, is reflected in the physiology of the muscle tissue.

In "Little Dog," he orchestrates his characters' secrets and lies — conscious and unwitting — with the variety and musical pacing of light opera.

Speed varies from.4 MPH to 4MPH (about the pace of a light run).

As the largest responsive work they've ever created, UVA wanted to channel the energy of New York in the mood of the piece, which came through in the frenetic pace of the lighting and the discombobulated, sampled score by Scanner.

Turning left into the Rue de Rivoli, in front of pavements packed with British fans, he accelerated to the front, once again making the pace, a beam of light at the head of the pounding pack.

Climate change proponents have adopted a less strident tone, allowing for what science still doesn't know about the pace of change, in light of the facts.

My teachers encouraged me to work at my own (speed of light) pace and spent time with me one-on-one fleshing out the intricacies of geometry and trigonometry.

Science advances, but it does so slowly, at a pace nowhere near the speed of light.

Traveling hundreds, or even thousands of years into the future, could be accomplished if someone was traveling at an incredibly fast pace, close to the speed of light.

The chancellor will be wary of slowing the pace of welfare cuts in light of his fiscal consolidation commitment.