Sentence examples for noticeable rhythm from inspiring English sources

In humans, by far the most noticeable rhythm is the diurnal sleep-wake rhythm which roughly follows a 24-h pattern [11].

"Thin Brown Layer" has a noticeable Latin rhythm and guitar arrangement.

By making subtle but noticeable changes in the rhythm or phrasing of a tune, modulating to another key, changing the melody itself or varying the instruments playing it, Tchaikovsky could keep a listener's interest from flagging.

Most also had noticeable changes in heart rhythms.

There was also a noticeable uptick in Tennessee's rhythm and flow whenever Ringer replaced Johnson last week.

WHEELER'S WINDUP Zack Wheeler's recent performance boost has coincided with a minor but noticeable change in the speed, rhythm and fluidity of his pitching motion.

In contrast, in the implanted animals (i) the first noticeable decrease in amplitude of the rhythm was delayed by 3 months and (ii) the 24 h period remained highly significant until death (Figs 3, 4).

There was a noticeable disruption to the Jets' timing and rhythm every time he entered the game.

A dawn-dusk difference in body temperature was first noticeable on day 9 and increased gradually until a stable daily rhythm was attained approximately 2 months after birth.

Carl Matthews of the Baltimore Afro-American observed "a noticeable looseness in the vocals and a sort of P-Funk qualito thethe rhythm tracks".

The first noticeable stylistic advance is evident in Koanga (1895 97), with richer chords and faster harmonic rhythms; here we find Delius "feeling his way towards the vein that he was soon to tap so surely".