Sentence examples for fixed tempo from inspiring English sources

One does not expect riveting performances like the pianist's "What If?," which abandoned fixed tempo, chorus structure and key center without sacrificing clarity or passion.

Another important new Wilco addition around that time was Mr. Cline, whose Nels Cline Singers, a jazz-rock guitar trio (with no vocals, despite the name), played an excellent and far-reaching set, combining dissonant outbursts with ethereal melody, and swirling in and out of fixed tempo.

Whenever we think about rhythms — processes that repeat periodically, with a fixed tempo, like a pulsing heart or a planet orbiting the sun — we inevitably encounter pi.

For the groups combined, the mean age at peak height velocity was 16.1 y, and the SITAR tempo fixed effect showed this age to be significantly earlier in the calcium group by 0.62 ± 0.24 y (P = 0.01) or 7.4 mo (Table 3, Figure 3B).

Free jazz has a different relationship to tempo and fixed chord changes; it can be electrifying to listen to, or it can feel as if you have accidentally tripped some sort of alarm.

Speaker and sentence were treated as random effects, and intended tempo as fixed effect.

In the previous analysis, the positions of the tempo change were fixed in each of the five sets of sequences, and the number of intervals before or after the tempo-change increased.

Even though her tenacious heroine is slightly fixed in time, Grafton displays a freshness of tempo and plotting that puts younger writers to shame.

Pitch and duration may be fixed by supplying two further indications: a clef and a tempo mark.

As the squad carries on pummelling the punchbags, a coach bellows, "High tempo now," and their fists begin to blur, their expressions fixed on the bags in front of them.

To represent group differences, fixed effects for sex and/or ethnicity were included in the model terms for tempo and velocity, which with their SEs allowed the equality of the group growth patterns to be tested.