"You can change the intensity of the exercise by playing with your stroke rate, adding in sprints to really target cardio or keeping a steady cadence to work on strength and power," she says.
He found the film shoot gruelling – "It's like trying to tell a joke by recording one word a day into a Dictaphone out of order and reassembling it and hoping the cadence of it works" – but, he concedes, he'd rather be a director than an actor.
"You know," he said, in a voice that blended the inflection of Yiddish with the cadence of Brooklyn, "God works in mysterious ways".
Zameziati et al. (2006) reported a significant FE GE relationship, determined over a range of work rates at 80 rpm cadence.
A letter writer in the British journal called the poem "a meretricious piece of work" that, despite "its seductive cadences," should be "consigned to the scrapheap".
Because he hasn't stayed the same (his spare prose is now very different from the polished cadences of his early work).
Work with the cadence of the company, not against it.
Jaeki Cho of XXL called it "one of the most cohesive bodies of work in recent rap memory" and wrote that each song is "both complexly arranged and sonically fitting, foregrounding Kendrick's vivid lyricism and amazing control of cadence".
The cadence of language and the meaning of the text work more harmoniously than any I can think of.
Wearing a sequined gown and feather boa, she worked handily with the nimble cadence of "Do Something" and brought a stirring intimacy to "Sweet Baby," backed only by her bass player.
Rather, he says the latter's wearable is designed to give the athlete their lactic acid curve four times a year — and requires "additional inputs such as, heart rate, speed and cadence data to work" — instead of giving daily or real-time feedback, as the team intends with Humon.
