Sentence examples for uniform pace from inspiring English sources

The flipped classroom eliminates whole-class lecture, so students don't need to work at a uniform pace.

But her show is, literally, a little monotonous: the songs are of almost uniform pace and tone.

Since the flipped classroom eliminates the whole-class lecture, they've realized, it has also eliminated the reason for students to work at a uniform pace.

The missions of these social reputation and trust systems remind me of an anthropological concept called "punctuated equilibrium," the idea that evolution occurs in quick bursts, not at a steady uniform pace.

The RP reaction followed a more uniform pace.

Egypt's toppled President Mohammed Morsi stood alone in a soundproof glass-encased metal cage at the start of a new trial wearing a white prison uniform, pacing and shouting angrily at the judge in apparent disbelief: "Who are you?

Some of his photographs look like they could have been drawn from pages in newspapers: police in riot-gear uniforms pacing train tracks in Slovenia; a mother crying while holding her son in her arms.

Figure  6 also shows that in the absence of conduction disturbances, the pattern of contraction during biventricular pacing is less uniform than during right atrial pacing, an abnormality that is accompanied by slightly depressed hemodynamics during biventricular pacing [ 36, 58].

The transition has not been uniform in onset or pace across countries, but it is nearly universal and progressing.

N.F.L. players switch uniforms at a dizzying pace.

In the homogeneous model, arrhythmia induction was not possible during any rapid pacing protocol due to uniform conduction block and entire lack of capture as pacing frequency increased.