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- adjective Not
paced ; without a set speed.
Etymologies
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Examples
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» A line where individual workers are free to work at different speeds, passing the partly-assembled parts on to the next station, is called 'unpaced'.
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Last year Robert (The Younger) Cheruiyot chopped a minute and 22 seconds off Robert (The Elder) Cheruiyot's course record in the fastest time (2:05:52) ever run on a non-flat course in an unpaced race.
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Let's look in more detail at how the performance of unpaced production lines can be improved.
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As each part of the assembly process normally requires a different average length of time to complete, unpaced production lines are generally 'unbalanced'.
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1984 - Greatest unpaced 1-hr bicycle distance, F Moser (Italy), 51.15 km
magic-city-news.com 2009
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