Meanwhile Allenby was as steady as a metronome, completing his chapters with the authority and -- it has to be said -- the slow motion of Henry James in his late period.
In this assay, the movement of the histone octamer toward the end of the DNA constricts the motion of the DNA and thus increases the anisotropy of a fluorophore attached there, similar to how the movement of the counterweight along the pendulum of a metronome changes the frequency of the metronome's oscillation.
Although there have been many studies of finger tapping synchronisation tasks with a metronome, the specific details of the influences of metronome timing on walking remain unknown.
After the two-back task trials, they were also asked to rate how much they noticed the metronome sounds during the mental fatigue-inducing task trials on the VAS (hereinafter referred to as the notice level of metronome sounds).
Its progression of different but regular tones complements the erratic rhythms of the metronomes' monotone clicks.
The participants were required to produce one full cycle of movement for each beat of the metronome.
The rate of shoulder motion was controlled using a metronome.
These abortions have become a kind of gynecological metronome, marking the progress of her relationship with Jerome.
Performance of the coordination task was characterised in terms of the relative phase relationship (the latency of limb motion with respect to the cycle period of the metronome) between the accentuated phase of the movement (up or down) and the beat.
If a dog is conditioned to the ticking of a metronome paired with the delivery of food, the animal will salivate in response to the metronome even if the food is presented in no more than 50 percent of the trials.
