The rhythmic sounds are those that accompany Indian Kathak dance, and Mr. Battle uses their complexity and propulsiveness as an inspiration for a highly kinetic, demandingly coordinated dance that incorporates sudden scissoring jumps, low stamping, a contracting torso and fluttering hands — often all at the same time.
Don't you miss the mixture of anticipation and anxiety that makes your heart flutter and stomach turn at the same time?
A century and a half after its first appearance, it was one of the best-known lyrics in the language: still apparently brazen in its simplicity, and therefore a handy target for poetry-haters - but at the same time a fluttering shorthand for most things meant by the term "Wordsworthian".
Thus, based on the effect that same-site vibration has on the SI response to flutter, we were led to the prediction that vibration, if presented simultaneously at the same sites as two-point flutter stimuli (i.e., as a complex stimulus comprised of 25 Hz and 200 Hz components), would improve a subject's ability to discriminate between two points.
Because AF and atrial flutter share the same code in the DNPR, we were not able to distinguish between these arrhythmias.
23 25 Since AF and atrial flutter share the same code in the DNPR, we were unable to distinguish between these arrhythmias.
Don't you think that, in life, things are sad and funny almost at the same time?' His hands flutter momentarily in the air, like tiny birds.
And this year, at the same time as they unveiled the BionicANT, Festo also unveiled its eMotion butterflies, capable of autonomously fluttering in coordinated swarms.
He can set so many metaphors and implications dancing at the same time on the point of his pen that it is hard to make out the pattern in the fluttering of all the winged words.
