Sentence examples for small pace from inspiring English sources

Other countries have ambitions in space, most prominently China, which has set itself the task of building a small pace station and landing an astronaut on the moon.

While the social explorer shows a very high turnover in his social contacts and has a very high activity compared to his capacity, keeping only a very little stable network, the social keeper has a very stable social circle, and only has a very small pace of activating and deactivating ties.

When the space of a group is small enough, the surrounding dusts will move with small pace calculated using Eq. (3); when the space of the group is big, surrounding dusts will move with big pace.

More than 159 million people (39%) were without access to improved drinking-water sources in 2008 and the small pace of increase failed to keep pace with the expanding population in the region (2.7% of population growth for 1990-2007 in West and Central Africa).

The two attackers which do not depart significantly from the baseline of behavior correspond to the 2 logins used during attack a1, which was short and small paced.

The world's largest oil companies complain that because of such barriers, oil production is growing at a far smaller pace than they had forecast just a year ago.

It is also shown that the crystallization first increases sharply and then at a smaller pace.

It can be clearly seen that the aphrons grow bigger at the first 3 h, and then they grow at a relatively smaller pace, and ultimately reach a stable value of about 150 μm after 6 h.

So it is optimal for the firm to increase the second-period price simultaneously but at a relatively smaller pace in order to maintain an appropriate price gap under the condition of Strategy 2. In this subsection, we numerically compare the profits under different strategies, and investigate the parameter impact on the switching between different optimal strategies.

"I think premiums are likely to go up, but at a smaller pace than what we've seen since 2010," Mrs. Sebelius said, adding that she thought the likely increases would be less significant than they had been in the years before the federal health-care law was enacted.

First, there is a steady increase in the ASIR, also along with increasing ASMR, though at a smaller pace than incidence, approximately up to the late 1980s or the early 1990s.