Walking at speeds that differ from one's preferred pace may result in increased energy expenditure, and it has been suggested that energy cost may play a role in unintentional entrainment, i.e., walkers may compromise on a cadence in light of metabolic energy consumption (Nessler and Gilliland 2009).
The THEMIS mission (Angelopoulos 2008), whose five spacecraft were launched in 2007, has a ground segment made up largely of magnetometers and imagers, the latter housed in Ground Based Observatories (Harris et al. 2008), which image in white light at a cadence of 3 s.
His prose, with its stylised dialogue and minute attentiveness to effects of light, often seems to aspire to the condition of cinema, with the coolly jazzed cadences providing the score.
"Otherwise, the cadence of new models for GM Europe is light in 2006 so it will have to hope the strength of the Astra and Zafira carry it through the year".
Rufus Sewell steals the picture as the villainous Count Adhemar, delivering his high, light croak with a mellifluous purr in the cadence of a man convinced of the import of his own words.
His tenor saxophone hero is Lester Young, and he has adopted both the relaxed cadence and light-grain timbre of Young's twilight era.
Each session included a 5 min warm up in which participants would progress from RPE 9 to 13 ('very light' to 'somewhat hard'), followed by five intervals, each with a pedal cadence of >80 rev/min, reaching a RPE 16 17 ('very hard').
The cadence of color is echoed by the cadence of construction.
THE CADENCE OF GRASS, by Thomas McGuane.
Your design should match the underlying cadence of the work.
Change in the cadence of M&A activity.
