Jazz's development occurred at around the same time as modern ragtime, blues, gospel and country music, all of which can be seen as part of a continuum with no clear demarcation between them; jazz specifically was most closely related to ragtime, with which it could be distinguished by the use of more intricate rhythmic improvisation, often placing notes far from the implied beat.
Successful beat induction was diminished when the implied beat was at a slower cadence (1,500 ms or 40 BPM) compared with a quicker tempo (600 ms or 100 BPM) (McAuley et al. 2012) that corresponds to a normal human gait tempo.
The 2003 Detroit Red Wings, by comparison, were minus-850 on the money line (89 percent implied win rate) to beat the Mighty Ducks of Anaheim in the first round of the Stanley Cup playoffs that year but they, too, were swept, putting at least one upset ahead of Tampa Bay's latest debacle.
After all, it is one thing for active equity managers to fail to beat the benchmark index, since that may imply only a lack of skill.
For example, weak-form efficiency implies that technical analysis ("chartism") can't be used to beat the market.
Following the earnings report, option implied volatility beat a hasty retreat, pulling back by a quarter overnight to stand at 53%.
The new estimates, reported this week in Nature, imply a significantly higher price tag for beating the disease.
When Meryl Streep took home the Best Actress award for The Iron Lady last year, some commentators called it a "lifetime achievement award," implying that she beat out the competition more due to her body of work than her performance in that film.
Implying the beat instead of pounding it out, they sent dancers into frenetic motion.
