Sentence examples for heartbeat beat from inspiring English sources

Beginning on April 21 and ending on April 27 , 2008 the songs "Candy Shop, Miles Awayay", "Give It 2 Me", "Heartbeat", "Beat Goes On", "Devil Wouldn't Recognize You" and "She's Not Me" were distributed.

The album was particularly successful in Brazil, where the songs "4 Minutes", "Give It 2 Me", "Heartbeat", "Beat Goes On" and "Candy Shop" were all certified platinum, for shipment of 100,000 copies of the songs as digital downloads.

"It felt like a heartbeat, one big heartbeat beating," Dickey said of the cheers.

I looked around at this new scenery, vastly different than the Indiana landscape that I had looked at for the past 29 years, and could finally sense my own heartbeat, beating in sync with no one else.

An associate downloaded Taana Gardner's 1981 disco hit "Heartbeat," with a slow thumping beat that echoes the most memorable line in "Rose": "You can feel my heart beat, beat, beat". Mr. West sampled the rhythm track and isolated the kick drum and the snare.

For swing tunes, Riddle developed his trademark "heartbeat rhythm," a steady, driving beat, slightly slower than most swing charts, and meant to emulate "the pulse rate of the human heart after a brisk walk," in Riddle's words.

The poem makes hearts appear owl-shaped, and heartbeats resemble beating wings.

These labeled ECG heartbeats include normal beats (N), supraventricular ectopic beats (S), ventricular ectopic beats (V), and fused normal and ventricular ectopic beats (F).

He noted that making comparisons between heartbeats and musical beats, for example, can be especially helpful for the visual learner.

The recording and analysis of the sequence of time intervals between adjacent heartbeats – the inter-beat-interval (IBI in milliseconds) - is therefore the basis for the calculation of all the measures of heart rate variability (HRV).

Preoperatively, his arterial pressure was stable with a systolic pressure of approximately 100 mmHg; however, there was a characteristic hemodynamic change (Fig. 3), with pressure shifting between 95/48 mmHg and 85/25 mmHg for one or two heartbeats out of five beats, with normal sinus rhythm.