In the ending of the story, as in the ending of Ulysses, he would attempt to find a totalising image that would move the narrative beyond itself, risking a great deal as it did so, to finish in a set of cadences so ambiguous and open-ended as to repudiate the hard, unsparing vision and the spare prose – what Lionel Trilling called "the passionate particularity" – of all the pages that came before.
For the control condition the participants walked at a set of discrete cadences (33, 45, 60 and 90 steps min−1), and for each experimental condition also at 75 steps min−1, in each case while maintaining the same step length, thus varying walking speed.
We have applied the revised method using the DAVE method to a set of 96-min cadence, full-disk MDI magnetograms for AR 10696 and compared the results with those obtained using the LCT method.
By analyzing a set of 1 minute cadence high-resolution magnetograms taken by Michelson Doppler Imager (MDI) on board Solar and Heliospheric Observatory (SOHO), we have determined the rates of magnetic helicity transport via horizontal photospheric motions.
Miss Harrow was accompanied by Mr. Wilkins in a set focused on unfamiliar but provocative songs that were essentially cadenced monologues, little set pieces that were as much acting as they were singing.
"It sets a good cadence for the rest of the company," he told David Kirkpatrick, and helps him stay focused on broad topics rather than getting too distracted.
The key to managing relationships with remote employees, says Ferrazzi, is to "set an appropriate cadence" of communications including how quickly employees need to respond to email; what follow-up steps should be taken; and on which days check-in calls should occur.
Justin Gurney, in the bow, set the cadence.
I had the same playlist (I use music to set my cadence).
