"beating rhythm" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the regular and steady pattern of sounds or movements that form a specific type of music or dance. Example: The drummer's beating rhythm set the pace for the rest of the band to follow.
Overall, Doerner et al. demonstrate that the activity of voltage-gated calcium channels does not control the beating rhythm of the motile cilia in the mouse brain or how quickly the fluid above the cell surface moves.
Verapamil treatment ameliorated calcium handling abnormalities and depressed beating rhythm irregularity in HCM CMs, probably through decreasing the resting Ca2+ level and shortening Ca2+ transient duration (Supplementary material online, Figure S4E G ).
To grow heart muscle in the lab that contracts in a regular beating rhythm, it's necessary to arrange the cells so that they are mechanically and electrically connected.
Since the heart uses electrical impulses to coordinate its beating rhythm, electricity from sources outside the body have the capacity to "capture" the heart and alter its beat.
Sometimes the moment captured on film or recorded in our memories evolve in the art as the muses let us journey in a self beating rhythm.
In "4Play" they spend their time beating rhythms on cardboard boxes, singing songs and dancing a goofy ballet.
These nonbeat rhythms have no temporal regularity, and each interval length must be encoded individually, as opposed to beat rhythms in which all intervals can be encoded relative to the beat interval.
The supplementary motor area is strongly interconnected with the basal ganglia and has been shown to be active when listening to beat rhythms compared with nonbeat rhythms in a previous fMRI study (Grahn and Brett 2007).
You don't feel you're beating one rhythm, and you can afford nuance.
Further, a novel tail-beat rhythm for magnetic actuator is proposed.
Booming in a six-beat rhythm, it ends in a crashing roll.
