Sentence examples for pace tempo from inspiring English sources

Let's go! Pace! Tempo!" Kelly shouted as he walked amid his 120 players at the beginning of an Oregon practice.

Over the years, William had developed his own set of project management tools, which enabled him to steer projects in terms of the '5 Ps': pace (tempo, timing, meeting); points (issues); persons (internal and external stakeholders); presentation (framing and communication); and place (where things happen).

Thus, on average, the pace (tempo between onset and sexual maturity) of puberty did not change in relation to HCB exposure.

Make sure you are not setting the pace (tempo) like playing too slowly or too up tempo for the singers voicing: so then, you know you will always try to "follow" the singer.

That means you're doing one mile at a time at your tempo pace but resting for 60 seconds in between.

I ran about three times a week: One easy run, one longer run with a few miles at a faster "tempo" pace, and a slow long run on the weekend.

The incorporation of a maximum 10 beat per minute pace-tempo threshold was based on pre-trial pilot data and qualitative feedback on motivation and perceived exertion with music during exercise.

It's young versus old, and the Thunder is a fast paced, up-tempo team led by Durant, who was second in the NBA's MVP voting behind LeBron James.

Most importantly, patients randomized to tempo-pace synchronized music with RAS enhancements listened to their audio-devices nearly fourfold more than those who received tempo-pace audio-music devices without RAS enhancements.

Preference-based tempo-pace synchronized music has been shown to reduce perceived physical activity exertion and improve exercise performance.

Available evidence suggests that tempo-pace synchronous music can reduce exercise-perceived exertion, increase exercise endurance, augment exercise intensity and extend the duration of exercise [19,21,26,27,31-33].