Word: paces
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...with the pace at which one reads,” Ellen adds. “Math has to be read at the speed of lyric poetry because it’s that condensed. It provides a smoothness so that you can glide across a philosophical conversation...
...into a pop-rock meat grinder and recorded the output. The chunky, distorted chords of opener “Hundred Million” set the tone for a record in which each track bleeds drearily into the next. “Drive” finally offers a change of pace at the album’s close—only to suffer through a drawn-out experiment in psychedelic guitar solos. Even if you were desperate for more of today’s clean-shaven punk boys and HMV were all out of SUM 41, Detox would still...
...course proposed to cover the same material as Ec 10 and to use the same basic textbook but would move at a slightly faster pace to allow time at the end of the course for critical analysis of the basic assumptions of economics, Marglin said...
...fact, the tedium of the coverage is part of its attraction; it gives a context and a pace to all the war developments. Something important could happen at any moment (although it almost never does) so that even if this embedded war coverage is just another distorted view of combat—as so many pundits maintain—there is no denying that this coverage feels more convincingly realistic than any prior war reporting...
...really impressed with how my guys pushed back,” said junior coxswain Dave Kang. “I have a bunch of tough guys in my boat and they’re not people that really want to pace themselves and that kind of behavior tends to lead to some breakdowns. We focused mainly on maintaining power through the sprint and letting the stroke rating come up naturally...