Sentence examples for for tempo from inspiring English sources

"It's archival footage we've edited and adjusted for tempo," Mr. Kentridge said.

What team has the No. 1 ranking for offensive efficiency, adjusted for tempo?

Also look for Tempo Punch with scarlet flowers and light green foliage and Wild Blue Yonder with exceptionally large flowers.

The Myna's Melody Maker function allows users to create and store melodies by using a programming code for tempo, note value and pitch.

As for tempo, the earliest 17th-century solo sonatas had relied on drastic short-range changes in accordance with a general predilection for "instant sensations".

Wallace responded to my request by speaking with unusual intensity about the relative predictive value of "offensive efficiency, adjusted for tempo".

Conductor David Charles Abell nailed this and every other hot-spot with keenness and self-evident love, steering the tightened narrative with a great sense of its imperative whilst relishing through his instinctive feeling for tempo-rubato the score's aching lyricism.

The number of steps taken per minute at a target pace was used to generate the optimal tempo of music required for tempo-pace synchronization.

The X-ray diffraction spectrum of the TCNs showed peaks at 9.2°, 19.3°, 20.9°, and 23.3°, a typical diffraction pattern for TEMPO-oxidized chitins.

Regarding the three types of filler used in the present study it can therefore be said that it is possible to improve the specific fracture energy of UF-wood adhesive bonds by adding unmodified cellulose nanofibrils (P1) or fibrillated bacterial cellulose (BC), whereas this is not the case for TEMPO-modified cellulose fibrils (P2).

The lyrics on the sheet music are in hiragana, and there is no mention for a tempo for the vocal arrangement.