The art world, market-driven and operating on a rhythm of fluctuating trends, has entered a more than usually conservative phase, reflecting in part a multiculturalist backlash.
Our results show that there is an optimal level of looseness in the synchronization of the E-cells, that is, a level of looseness that allows operating the PING rhythm with the minimal number of E-cell action potentials.
Analysis investigated the possible functional coupling between occipital (alpha) and motor (mu) rhythms operating in the 10Hz frequency range for translating "seeing" into "doing".
Only Jillian's two kelpie dogs were operating at a different rhythm, bounding and skulking among the horses, waiting eagerly for a command to start work.
Operating on the investigative rhythms of a procedural, with occasional pops of suspense and sudden violence, Zero Dark Thirty shifts into a markedly different mode near the end, following the precise movements of the Seal Team Six mission that actually killed Bin Laden.
This observation is in line with previous studies that have shown that extraretinal photoreception and strong circadian rhythms are operating in the male sticklebacks (Borg 1982; Bornestaf and Borg 2000).
Marty Ehrlich, one of Mr. Hemphill's closest associates, leads the Hemphill sextet, which operates without a rhythm section.
It honors the rhythm and harmony of bebop while generally operating in spacey rubato time.
Shows like this — instrumental song-mavens with no rhythm sections — operate on wit and interplay, which might be perfect to counteract the hysteria out on the street.
While workers in industrial slaughterhouses are factory line workers, the slaughtermen at small slaughterhouses operate at the scale, rhythm, and variety of true craftsmen -- and, increasingly, craftswomen.
