"Released in 1946, its beat reflected the ease with which people drove from here to there.
The angled compositions and rhythmic editing (at one point a luckless guard is shot down, and the action continues without missing a beat) reflect careful planning and real formal intelligence.
Our second hypothesis is based on the assumption that neural entrainment to the beat reflects a mixture of exogenously (top-down) and endogenously (bottom-up) driven processes14, and that the endogenous component, in particular, supports temporal predictions that allow overt synchronization.
The implication is that the tendency to use downward movement as the basis for synchronisation, and the greater precision and accuracy in timing that ensues from moving down on the beat reflects an embedded cognitive representation of the direction of gravity.
He assembled his own juju band, the Green Spots, which he later renamed the African Beats, reflecting the re-Africanization of the genre that had been occurring since the early 1950s in conjunction with a growing sense of nationalism.
"A lot that was happening in 2005, 2006, good and bad, the beats reflected it.
Rubio's beats reflect a young Latino man who grew up in Miami more than they do a conservative Republican, with Flo Rida, the Black Eyed Peas and Calvin Harris all on regular rotation.
Last spring, Billboard added a world-beat chart, reflecting the increased interest in (and sales of) music from outside the long-established American and British pop axis.
Compared to wild-type (w ) and control (Dot-GAL4) hearts, the Dot-GAL4>catalase hearts exhibited a marked deterioration of the regularity of heart rhythm, as shown by the increased frequency of irregular beats, broader distribution of heart periods (HPs; heartbeat length), and significantly increased arrhythmia index (AI; SD of the HP, reflecting beat-to-beat variation; Fink et al., 2009).
"I like it here," she said, then paused a beat to reflect on her neighbors.
