But the biggest drawback of subtitling is its inability to convey the subtleties of cadence, pitch and inflection with which performers invest their delivery, let alone any accents or dialects.
But the sonorous, repetitive musical cadences serve as an ujai breath to bring focus back to the monumental task Gandhi had and the implacableness with which he faced it.
But the writing is shot through with that "cadence" which he saw as the necessary quality of hard-boiled crime fiction.
Armstrong did not exactly slow down, but he looked back repeatedly before it became clear that Heras was not going fast enough, and so on he went, spinning his legs with the rapid cadence which the French press have nicknamed "the coffee grinder".
These chips have to be designed using Cadence software, which also needs to be cheap.
In 1996, for instance, Tech got into a company called Cadence Design, which premiered in 1990.
In minor chorales, you may end the final cadence (which will usually be a perfect cadence) on the major tonic (i.e., with a raised third).
I am learning to breathe through grief in new ways, with and within an aliveness whose velocity and interior elliptical pathways are entirely different from the cadences via which I had up until now defined and prided myself.
Sebastian Currier, however, won the $5,000 first prize in the composer's invitational with "Scarlatti Cadences + Brainstorm," which was played by the most semifinalists.
