Sentence examples for of his timekeeping from inspiring English sources

Whatever it is, Mr. Hollenbeck has gotten at a special group sound, and he's such a sensitive, technically deft drummer -- you notice the steadiness of his timekeeping right away -- that his music can just be what he wants it to be; it's curious, and sometimes lightly funny without sour, satiric edges.

His relationship with Patrick Marber was utterly formative, but then they fell out over a pair of shorts and his timekeeping.

And for too much of his regime as ballet master in chief (starting in 1983), musicality dwindled into a matter of polite timekeeping.

There was nothing flashy in his performance, not even during the solo, which had him casually rumbling on his toms between stretches of timekeeping.

The identification of the anatomical substrate of the LEO has fostered meticulous analysis of entrainment, the molecular mechanisms of timekeeping, and the output pathways of this circadian pacemaker.

Earlier, in another illumination of the different notions of timekeeping in Washington and Baghdad, he visited in April and told the Iraqi government that it had "weeks" to decide.

The technique allowed scientists to investigate their structure with greater accuracy and enabled the development of a new kind of timekeeping device known as the atomic clock.

They still exploited a system that the super-accurate clocks of another British pioneer of timekeeping, John Harrison, had first made possible in 1761.

The positional measurement of celestial objects for purposes of timekeeping and navigation has been the main work of the observatory since its beginning.

With only a hint of timekeeping drums, Droste sings in his falsetto above a piano ostinato and the quietest distorted guitar of the year.

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