Sentence examples for central rhythms from inspiring English sources

What made Mr. Hause's piece particularly compelling was his way of deconstructing and varying the central rhythms without undermining the illusion of constancy that they provide.

(When asked for a description of the perp, Craig says, "He was a Project Santa Claus; picture Ol Dirty Bastardd in a Santa Claus suit".) Craig, as always, tries to be the voice of reason, though Ice Cube's confrontational cadences undermine that attempt somewhat; his South Central rhythms can make "hello" sound like a dare.

If night shift was done for more than a 4-week block, we downgraded the phase shift by one level on the assumption that peripheral rhythms would synchronise with central rhythms over this time.

In addition, supporting the relevance of the circadian rhythm of DA signaling, the effectiveness of quick-release bromocriptine for treatment of type 2 diabetes is considered to be conditional on its morning administration causing a "resetting" of central rhythms.

For instance, abnormal feeding patterns can cause peripheral circadian rhythms (i.e., in the intestine and liver) to become misaligned with central rhythms if feeding is out of synch with the normal 24-hour pattern, a phenomenon that can be observed in both animals and humans (see figure 2B).

This finding suggests that the parameters of peripheral rhythms are quite distinctive from central rhythms and can be interpreted as corroborating the differences between the central and peripheral oscillators with respect to molecular mechanisms (68) as well as the coupling of individual oscillators (9, 10, 69).

It certainly makes you see the character from a fresh angle, and it's fun watching the variations on the dance of aggression and retreat that provides the central rhythm of Mr. Macy's performance.

Rhythmic synchronization of this distributed network through a central rhythm generator could then enable information processing as a coordinated unit.

These sensory signals interact with central rhythm-generating centers and help in shaping the motor patterns, controlling phase-transitions, and reinforcing ongoing activity [ 38, 39].

The piriform cortex is known to participate in both the respiratory rhythm and more central theta rhythms, which explains its midpoint position in the coherence strength spectrum among the areas studied here.

Indirect evidence in support of a mirror system in humans comes from studies on the reactivity of cerebral rhythm, the posterior alpha rhythm and the central mu rhythm, during action observation.