Sentence examples similar to a simultaneous rhythm from inspiring English sources

With the Russian engineer Leon Theremin, Cowell built the Rhythmicon, an electronic instrument that could produce 16 different simultaneous rhythms, and he composed Rhythmicana (1931; first performed 1971), a work specifically written for the instrument.

Texts were often delivered in a speechlike recitation; emotionally charged words were emphasized through special rhythms, unexpected harmonic progressions, chromaticism (use of notes foreign to the song's mode), and coloratura (florid ornamentation); and simultaneous rhythms in the different voices made possible a clearer projection of the words.

The lack of visible light underground triggered a complex degradation of the eye in the BMR involving drastic ocular regression with a small degenerate subcutaneous eye and a simultaneous elaboration of circadian rhythm perception.

Some handle only a single pattern e.g., a melody, a rhythm; others handle several simultaneous patterns.

Consequently, a simultaneous comparison of circadian parameters (Bingham test) found that the average circadian rhythms of patients at both sites were significantly different (F=16.86, P<0.01).

At one point, as the musicians produced gently percolating rhythms from an array of wooden blocks, gongs, drums and more, they emitted a simultaneous barrage of shrill whistles.

He is a simultaneous renovator.

Oh, for a simultaneous broadcast...

Both are happening in a simultaneous fashion.

So we had a simultaneous translation.

It was given a simultaneous digital release.