It's a rhythmic modulation [INAUDIBLE].
A rhythmic modulation as this function of locomotion.
Casanova-Acebes, M. et al. Rhythmic modulation of the hematopoietic niche through neutrophil clearance.
Some of this was the result of a system of rhythmic modulation that Mr. Klein has adopted as a signature, if not a mannerism.
And the full ensemble, with Matt Penman on bass and Eric Harland on drums, often shifts gears during a song, according to a sleek calculus of rhythmic modulation favored by Mr. Klein.
Li, G; Henriquez, CS; Fröhlich, F, Rhythmic modulation of thalamic oscillations depends on intrinsic cellular dynamics., Journal of Neural Engineering, vol. 16 no. 1 (February, 2019), pp. 016013 [doi] [abs].
Circadian clocks allow most eukaryotes and some prokaryotes to anticipate the environmental day/night cycle, through rhythmic modulation of multiple physiological processes [ 1].
"It is so beautiful, isn't it?" Mr. Lee said, following one such sequence, beating out the rhythmic modulations in the air with one hand while the other swirled gracefully in the air to the melody.
Mr. Carter's piece, by contrast, introduced new definitions of the terms of the challenge: salty atonalities and complex rhythmic modulations, illuminated by Mr. Brey's full, easy tone and the solid accompaniment of Benjamin Pasternack, whom Mr. Carter assigned a complex and rather pedantic role as the pianist.
Here by using simultaneous acquisition of EEG/fMRI we were able to disentangle at least two of these concurrent rhythmic modulations in the intact human brain; the induced and the spontaneous.
In particular, the functional interaction of an intrinsic oscillation with a sensory signal bearing pseudo-rhythmic modulations such as speech has, to the best of our knowledge, never been explored before.
