Sentence examples for that can outpace from inspiring English sources
But find a stretch of dry pavement, and a 12C coupe is one of the few cars that can outpace a 12C Spider.
In our case, a smartphone platform provides us with the hardware and cloud services with an infrastructure, enabling us to concentrate on developing a compelling user experience that can outpace the innovations of competitors who are concentrating their efforts – and budgets – on making physical cameras instead.
Therefore, convection-limited transport in D. melanogaster requires both rapid intravascular flow rates compared with body length as well as open return flow rates in the extracellular-extravascular compartment that can outpace diffusion-mediated transport.
As for Parker's claim, Billboard reports that it's unlikely that Spotify can outpace iTunes in revenue (and thus, payouts to rights holders).
The import is that no matter what happens tonight, the chances that Clinton can outpace Obama in the popular vote (without counting Michigan as a 328,309-to-zero shutout) are even less than I thought they were.
Arabs say of a good horse that it can "outpace a giraffe".
The simple silt-trapping engineering here was not designed as an adaptation to sea rise, but Mr. Ala is convinced that it can outpace the projected three-foot rise in sea levels and at least offer some protection.
But there is some evidence that their ability to grow can outpace their capacity for maintaining the good will necessary for them to function.
"Why doesn't she just Google it?" That the reality of machines can outpace the imagination of magic, and in so short a time, does tend to lend weight to the claim that the technological shifts in communication we're living with are unprecedented.
Twitter, for instance, is so fast that people tweeting about an earthquake can outpace the official seismic detection network in parts of the world with very few sensor stations, said USGS research geophysicist Sarah Minson.
Since the proliferation of tumor cells can outpace the proliferation of cells that form blood vessels, vascular density can be reduced, and the existence of cells as far as 100 µm from blood vessels is possible [23, 24, 25].
