As the two tapes moved out of phase, and eventually back together again, he noticed the teasingly ambiguous range of rhythmic and tonal effects created.
To maintain daily cycles, the circadian clock must tightly regulate the rhythms of thousands of mRNAs and proteins with the correct period, phase, and amplitude to ultimately drive the wide range of rhythmic biological processes.
Similar to our previous analysis [ 30] we found additional rhythmic genes in a range of functional groups dominated by metabolism, but also rich in detoxification, immunity, and cuticular function (see Additional file 3).
To further characterize potential differences in locomotor output between wild-type and que mutant siblings, we examined a range of bout and burst properties related to rhythmic locomotor activity during fictive swimming (Masino and Fetcho, 2005).
We used rhythmic visual stimulation at a range of frequencies (4 30 Hz), recorded MEG and investigated source level connectivity across the whole brain.
In an attempt to elucidate the molecular basis of the temperature-induced FLO (TI-FLO), we decided to completely abrogate the FWO and study rhythmic spore development in a range of temperature entrainment programs.
Similarly, a range of protein phosphatase inhibitors (okadaic acid, calyculin A and cantharidin) also affect the rhythmic period when given chronically, although they appear unable to block light-induced phase shifts [ 37].
By offering a wide range of melodic, rhythmic and harmonic possibilities, Mr. Machover's software is an especially sophisticated example of this genre.
"No concert singer I ever heard, dull dogs that they are, approached these rural warblers in variety of tone quality, range of dynamics, rhythmic resourcefulness and individuality of style".
This phenomenon is very frequent in a wide range of structures subjected to rhythmic dynamical load actions.
