Sentence examples for in a rhythmic pattern from inspiring English sources

Most stunning are two colorful oil paintings by Richard Pousette-Dart. "Comprehension of the Atom, Crucifixion" (1944), a powerful composition, teeters between ominous and spiritual, while his "Illumination Gothic" (1958) juxtaposes totemic forms in a rhythmic pattern.

It comes out in a rhythmic pattern... and originally, the radio astronomers who received these impulses thought they were from a life-form in space".

Some kids were tilting their chairs back at extreme angles, others were rocking their bodies back and forth, a few were chewing on the ends of their pencils, and one child was hitting a water bottle against her forehead in a rhythmic pattern.

As mentioned previously, our data show (1), that the ES muscles are active in a rhythmic pattern even prior to first toe off during gait initiation, thereby pointing to centrally programmed activity; (2), the ES muscle seems to drive trunk movements rather than reacting to them, which suggests an anticipator control of the trunk by a dedicated CPG.

It is produced by the pineal gland in a rhythmic pattern in response to the daily light-dark cycle and its secretion is regulated via the suprachiasmatic nuclei.

Our experiment does not focus specifically on the genes controlled by circadian molecular clock; we register all genes expressed in a rhythmic pattern in LD environment.

For example, the idea that a default is applied, reflecting the predominance of a stress pattern is similar in the two models, (although in [7], it is described as a rule mechanism, while in Colombo it is described in terms of a rhythmic pattern implicitly learned by speakers).

A lot of the songs chugged along in waltz time, following a rhythmic pattern established early on by "The Shrew": oom-pah-pah, oom-pah-pah.

60 Also, approximately ∼15% of identified metabolites in human blood plasma or saliva followed a rhythmic pattern, including fatty acids in plasma and amino acids in saliva.

It is common to discover a rhythmic pattern in a pile of stratified sedimentary rocks represented by a repetitive sequence of rock types.

Butt observes that Bach uses a rhythmic pattern throughout the movement in the two bassoons which is even extended into the following movement, although they originally were independent.