The phrase "adding pulse" is not a standard expression in written English and may require additional context to be fully understood.
It could be used in contexts related to music, rhythm, or even in technical discussions about signals or data transmission.
Example: "The composer focused on adding pulse to the piece to enhance its energy and drive."
Alternatives: "introducing rhythm" or "incorporating beat".
Two years ago, at the urging of the American College of Cardiology and many others, the federal Department of Health and Human Services recommended adding pulse oximetry to routine newborn screenings across the country.
Now, however, the company is slowly dipping its toes into social by adding "Pulse Highlights," a feature that puts a focus on the stories your friends have shared on the service and on Facebook.
You can see this by looking at what happens when you start adding pulses of light with slightly different frequencies.
Recommended practices, such as adding pulses to porridges, were first tested in homes to determine the most practical and culturally acceptable ones.
The recreated sounds emulated the old records with remarkable precision, but with the added pulse of a live performance.
Mairi Breen Rothman of M.A.M.A.S. (Metro Area Midwives & Allied Services) said her organization added pulse oximeters to its Washington area practice a few months ago.
Rather the group recalls the recent direction of TV on the Radio, which last year, on "Dear Science," gave its shuffling sound an added pulse while remaining, in the end, willfully difficult.
Percussionist Jonathan Hepfer and Lubimov added pulse and glitter and the pealing of bells that startled the senses.
Following brush removal, 200 μL of buffer AL was added, pulse vortexed and incubated at 70°C for 10 min.
You add pulsing music and lavish décor.
Within three to five years, Watkins adds, Pulse-Link will build devices that transmit data much farther-50 to 100 meters-and at speeds 10 to 50 times faster than today's 802.11a and 802.11b wireless networking technologies.
