Sentence examples for peak pace from inspiring English sources

New-home sales have risen 9 percent from the bottom in May but are still down 78 percent from their peak pace of nearly 1.4 million homes in July 2005.

A four-month average of job gains over the past year does indeed offer a more encouraging picture: Job growth has still slowed somewhat lately, but it remains near its peak pace of the past year.

India's growth rate could be pushed up again, but not without radical reforms and almost certainly not to the peak pace of the 2000s.Many laps aheadThe Great Deceleration means that booming emerging economies will no longer make up for weakness in rich countries.

Sony likewise doesn't reveal specifics, and the lack of solid numbers likely indicates that both are off their peak pace of somewhere north of 100,000 units per month, lofty heights reached during the hype surrounding the consoles shortly after launch.

The 3-cylinder 1-liter engine had no problem getting up to speed, joining the flow and cruising at 80 miles an hour, the prevailing off-peak pace of Southern California freeways.

We found that efsevin treatment induced faster inactivation kinetics without affecting the amplitude or time to peak of paced Ca2+ transients.

To obtain isocaloric exercise, participants randomised to moderate-intensity training are asked to complete 50 min of continuous moderate-intensity exercise corresponding to 70% of peak heart rate ('talking pace') twice a week.

House prices have dropped by some 10% from their peak and the pace of decline is accelerating.

Anaerobic capacity during the Wingate remained similar across trials (p > 0.05); however, pacing strategy (peak power and rate of fatigue) was different during NIC-2 than PLA.

The minimum size of the inversely mapped potential peak induced by pacing is determined by the highest threshold value that does not cause the peak to split.

The smallest visible detail was quantified as the maximum point spread cross-section in mm of the potential peak due to pacing.