She seems to have softened her normal, formal Midwestern cadence — not always, but in some speeches she has come across as more intimate and expressive and less like a lecturer.
"This cash tax payment, just like the 2006 payment, is part of the 'normal' cadence of a federal income tax related challenge," Mr. Adelman wrote after the announcement.
It is also closer to a normal running (1.5 Hz) cadence as opposed to a faster loading set-up.
Maximal and normal walking speed and cadence was measured over 10 m; gait aids were used as required and a 2 min rest was given after each trial.
So there's never a tonic, there's never a cadence in the normal sense, whereas in most pop tunes it will appear, even if it's only in passing.
Velocity in subject 1 decreased, but as a result of reduced cadence, it was within normal limits at both evaluations.
People with SP had a significantly reduced normal and maximal walking speed and cadence.
The ratio of step length to cadence (walk ratio) in normal gait is highly consistent across speeds and has been suggested to reflect higher order automatic control of gait [ 25].
The present study was designed to achieve a comprehensive analysis of gender-related differences in the myoelectric activity of lower limb muscles during normal walking at self-selected speed and cadence, in terms of muscle activation patterns and occurrence frequencies.
The patients walked barefoot on a 10 m walkway at a self-selected cadence resulted within 96 116 steps/min (normal gait cadence) [ 36], with the insole placed and fixed, using anti-skid socks fixed with a stripe around the ankle.
Obese adults walk with a wider support base and a lower speed, cadence, and stride length than normal people [ 6, 7].
