"There's a high-to-high-to-high rhythm here".
At halftime, the coach wanted us to go with more attack and a higher rhythm.
The case for taking the lineout before three points could be made by the wish for a higher rhythm.
As a student played a Mozart concerto, he got up from the desk, sat at a second piano, and added chords quietly from time to time, to enunciate a higher rhythm of events.
Some authors have observed a higher rhythm of cell division in vitrified/warmed embryos compared with frozen/thawed embryos and this may impact the window of implantation and the length of progesterone treatment needed to synchronize the endometrium (Cercas et al., 2012).
Balanchine inflected the classical ballet style with jaunty angles, high kicks, rhythm and athleticism.
"Riding at your limit at slower speeds uphill is very different than on flatter roads, where your speed is high, the rhythm is different, the cadence is different.
Recent EEG and magnetoencephalography (MEG) studies have confirmed that a correct functioning of memory, both in encoding and in retrieval, requires a high alpha rhythm desynchronization (or power decrease) [ 42].
(a ) The proportions of interneurons exhibiting a given magnitude of coherence on the x-axis during correct (green ) and incorrect (red ) trials with respect to the theta4-12Hz, beta15-35Hz, low gamma35-55Hz, or high gamma65-90Hz rhythm.
In contrast to earlier predictions from limit cycle theory, we observed large phase shifting responses in high amplitude rhythms in slices from short days, and small shifts in low amplitude rhythms in slices from long days.
