A dramatic, up-tempo match, in which Madrid twice rallied to tie, descended into a scrum in injury time after Madrid defender Marcelo's hasty challenge on Fàbregas.
That was quick but there would soon be another dramatic change of tempo.
Cue a hilariously dramatic change in tempo to some seriously kick-ass zombie bashing, and some pretty gross bloodied make-up.
Notice for each target location of figure 4 the invariance of tau to the dramatic changes in tempo.
Similarly for groups with the same value for the ratio kF/kS, variations in the tempo have dramatic consequences for the dynamics of risky situations.
During a performance great risks are freely undertaken: tempo is increased, dramatic gestures expanded.
In his recital there on Sunday, he emphasized the dramatic ebb and flow of tempo, volume, and density — and this emphasis on gesture brought to mind a special kind of cinematic modernity.
The contrast between the slow, almost hesitant unfolding of her développé at 0.40, and the concertinaed acceleration of the steps that follow is typical of the way Novikova creates exaggerated shifts in tempo, setting up dramatic cues to highlight the artlessness and otherworldliness of Giselle's character.
Instead of melodic flow and harmonic structure, Pollini emphasized the dramatic ebb and flow of tempo, volume, and density — and this emphasis on gesture brought to mind a special kind of cinematic modernity, in which narrative continuities are both disrupted and intensified by images and editing that emphasize the disjunctive physicality of hands-on filmmaking.
"Algiers," for instance, marries a beat from "Be My Baby" with acoustic strands that recall a spaghetti western, "a Don Quixote vibe," said Dulli, while the Hunt-assisted "It Kills" goes into more dramatic terrain led by a down-tempo piano, with Hunt asked to sing like Bobby Womack.
