Rhythms in circadian clock gene expression in the liver and spleen had the same phase and were not influenced by different feeding regimens (i.e., maximum of Bmal1 expression was reached at the same time), on the other hand, rhythms in mTORC1 activity were significantly shifted by the time-restricted feeding, and phases of these rhythms were different in different tissues.
When he returned, he built up so much intensity and presence with left-hand rhythm that he seemed absolutely free to do what he wanted with his right.
In Chopin's Berceuse Mr. Fou tried assiduously to disguise the monotony of the left-hand rhythm, when perhaps monotony was what Chopin intended.
In her second set at the Beckett on Monday, Ms. Souriau kick-started tunes with a stirring left-hand rhythm line; she stomped her foot, chuckled or mumbled or sang as she worked.
It was the right-hand rhythm of Dominguan-descended Louis Moreau Gottschalk's "Bamboula" in 1848; it's the invariable underlying rhythm of reggaetón; and it's the rhythm underpinning the Guadeloupean demonstrators.
According to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, which inducted Longhair in 1992, "The hum-along nonsense syllables and stutter stepping left-hand rhythm of 'Tiptina' is both a symbol and staple of New Orleans music".
Some of her earliest work centered on physical challenges, like stabbing 20 knives between the fingers of her outstretched hands (Rhythm 10, 1973).
In their hands, rhythm-and-blues jumped to another dimension.
His hypnotically insistent right-hand figures and the powerful patterned left-hand rhythms of his playing had an enormous impact on the boogie-woogie idiom.
As played by Johnson, stride piano, a development of ragtime, used two-beat left-hand rhythms to accompany right-hand melodies that featured uncommon interpretative variety.
