Sentence examples for active beat from inspiring English sources

Two guitars chip out interlocking patterns over a simple, active beat.

"That's My Bitch" has the album's most active beat — a co-production by West, Q-Tip and Jeff Bhasker that rotates and clatters and clips the classic "Apache" break (which now only a very confident human would use yet again).

It is a dynamic, biologically relevant model, with an intact vasculature, which provides insight into tracer uptake and retention in a metabolically active beating heart, without the potential complications of systemic metabolism and recirculation.

When newborn choroid plexus tissue was examined, active beating of many, but not all, CPEC cilia was found (supplementary material Movie 1).

For this purpose, inverted Olympus CKX41 microscope was connected to CCD-camera (ORCA C4742-80 digital camera (Hamamutsa) and the images of active beating cilia were captured with AVI-Recorder and video clip was created.

For any one year, that is only a small difference, which is why in some years, like 1999, the majority of active funds beat the indexes.

Indexers counter that while some active managers beat benchmarks, it is hard to predict which ones will do so -- and that most will not.

"But for a cautious person investing for periods of up to 20 years, this indicates that well-managed, active cash beat a FTSE 100 tracker more often than not.

Thatcher explained the reason why more active managers beat their benchmark in underperforming styles was because the benchmarks were pure plays on a style while active managers often selected at least some securities outside that style.

According to a 2006 study by economists Laurent Barras and Russell Wermers of the University of Maryland and Olivier Scaillet of the University of Geneva in Switzerland, just 14% of active managers beat the market by a statistically significant margin in 1990.

In addition to putamen responses, our whole-brain analysis showed that the supplementary motor area and left premotor cortex were more active for beat than nonbeat rhythms.