Over time, they changed the cadence ("nigguh," "nigga," "niggaz," and so on) to make it sound more ironic, hip: a once dirty word you'd call another black man because it was one of the few ways to identify him as a brother.
With our help, Gianoni and his team changed their cadence and tone, they shifted from a money story to a meaning story, and in doing so, they took their organization from mediocre to exceptional.
Brady changed up cadences, shifted formations and diversified New England's tempo to put Broncos defenders on their heels and free up interior rushing lanes.
Yet, there will be cases specific to a company or generalized to the overall public markets that could impact a situation and change the cadence of the investor-founder relationship quite abruptly.
For workers like Aceberos, such protections could change the cadence of their lives.
Of course, Obama is not the first president to change his cadence depending on the audience.
To evaluate the effects of changes in cadence, prosthetic componentry, and time on interface pressures and resultant shear stresses in trans-tibial amputee case studies.
The change of cadence from a 12-month cycle for Windows Phone to an 18-month pace was surprising.
"Hello!" And there it was — the awkward, halting cadence that hadn't changed since junior high.
At the time, runners who wanted to know more about the mechanics of their performance — their stride, their cadence, the way their motion changed as they grew tired — had to go into a lab and be filmed.
Juliette's management team finally realized that something was off in the penultimate episode, when poor little Cadence hadn't been fed or changed in hours while under her mother's care.
