Sentence examples for logical rhythm from inspiring English sources

The CLOCK-IOL colour (Cataract Surgery and Circadian Bio logical Rhythm among Japanese Older People with Cataract in Nara, Kansai Region: Influence of Intra ocular Lens Implantation) study is a parallel group, open label, randomised controlled study.

In the past hundred years, English writing for the voice has been dominated by strict subservience to logical speech-rhythms, despite the fact that accentuation according to sense often contradicts the accentuation demanded by emotional content.

(You may break this rule when you want to entrap the reader into a mystery, in which case, you don't declare the subject of your article outright. But beware! You need to be sufficiently skilled to use this device).Your article should have a logical flow and rhythm.

Conceived and directed by James Lapine, Mr. Sondheim's frequent (and, to me, best) collaborator over the years, this somewhat jittery production never quite finds a sustained tone, a natural rhythm or even a logical sense of sequence.

But a lot of the set settled into seesaws between two chords: a logical place where the old-style rhythm-section vamp meets the sampled loop.

The tart, moody "Tropical Depression" is the album's center of gravity -- a piece with implied tango rhythm and irregularly laid but logical melody lines -- but "Lost Chords," a suite, represents its magnum opus.

Like most of the evening's pieces, "Yeso" employed multiple layers of rhythm, with an asymmetry that felt logical and natural.

When Mr. Tweedy indulged a Lou Reed fixation, playing spastic guitar solos like exercises in texture, the rhythm section made them sound more logical.

Therefore, based on these observations in conjunction with a previous study by Iliev et al. [ 46], it is logical to suggest that blue light affect circadian rhythms in a cell-type specific manner.

A logical outgrowth of the rhythmic modes (fixed patterns of triple rhythms) that governed most late medieval polyphony, isorhythm first appeared in 13th-century motets, primarily in cantus firmus or tenor parts but occasionally in other voices as well.

In a way, Franz Ferdinand, who formed in Glasgow in 2001, are the logical culmination of this project to marry the energy and ideas of experimental New York punk with the rhythms and melodies of disco at its most elegant.