The spiritual power of his music is a crucial reflection of, and a part of, the struggle for civil rights; his composition and performance of "Alabama," from November, 1963 composed to fit the cadences of a speech by Martin Luther King, Jr. is only the most explicit of his political works.
If this is to be done credibly, it is necessary to make the speech in the second language fit the character and cadence of the original.
This small victory opened the door to setting other new norms, such as preparing materials more thoroughly ahead of time, keeping meetings as brief as possible, and ultimately reworking meeting cadences to better fit the team members' schedules.
The frequency distribution of superflares from the short-cadence data can be fitted by a power-law function with the index of −1.4±0.2 for the energy between 4×1033 and 1×1036 erg.
As the horses followed a tractor towing a D.J. and a zydeco-blaring sound system, they bucked and swayed in a cadence fit for the barroom floors of Lafayette, 70 miles away.
Match the cadence of another's gait.
Phronesis fits neatly into this framework with a style that finds use for classical harmony, glassy texture and rocklike cadence.
Fister has also pushed the idea of packaging Cadence's tools into "kits" with such themes as wireless networking or consumer electronics, to better fit the projects its customers are tackling.
And though his slant rhymes and strong caesuras fit it well, I wonder at times if the tighter couplets and shorter lines he uses elsewhere might not better balance his throbbing, powerful cadences.
Their emotions were powerful, the dialogue was subtle, and the overall cadence of the play fit together seamlessly.
In areas we are familiar with, we know precisely the cadence of traffic, when to avoid the subway, when biking makes sense and how that all fits with the current weather and our moods.
