Sentence examples for pattern and pace from inspiring English sources

When they talk about pattern and pace, do they mean a pattern of opulence and fast living?

That enchantment is best felt in some of the dances that are Balanchine's own, especially the Pas de Neuf and Valse Bluette, riveting both in dance detail and structural intricacy, and in the rapid changes of pattern and pace with which he creates the storm.

"So I was a little apprehensive [about the sequel], and then, when I heard that Denis wasn't able to do it, that was a little bit of a red flag". Gomorrah director Stefano Sollima was brought in to direct, and the script follows a similar pattern and pace to the original – which was also written by Taylor Sheridan.

This paper explores the pattern and pace of a sample of exporting TNC subsidiaries operating in the electronics industry in Thailand, showing how the different architectures of global value chains (centralised versus decentralised) shaped the technological progress of subsidiaries in this country.

Although not a limitation of the current study as such, this move could potentially change the pattern and pace of resource allocation in the health sector.

It even includes confirmation phrases (also known as sub-vocals) such as "mmm-hmm" and "er," and can match humans' voice patterns and pace of conversation.

But Mr. Aviles worked against that familiar genre by playing with patterns and pacing.

Cooling of the skin before the start of aerobic self-paced exercise has demonstrated beneficial effects on pacing pattern and performance (Kay et al. 1999; Ross et al. 2011).

Inset sequences of these landforms document the pattern, pace, and timing of glacier retreat and short-lived readvances triggered by oscillations in regional climate patterns.

The purpose of this study was to evaluate the effect of a manipulation of skin temperature before and during a 7.5-km cycling time trial on pacing pattern and performance.

They knew how often and where each fighter cut his opponents, where he was cut most often himself, how many punches and what kind he usually threw in a round, what pattern, pace and rhythm he preferred, what blows hurt him most, how many fouls he had committed".