Sentence examples for other pulses from inspiring English sources

The word itself is derived from the Sanskrit "to split", and refers to the split lentils and other pulses from which it is made.

Over a constant underlying pulse, other pulses are layered and then varied, in a kind of rhythmic moiré -- first creating rhythmic expectation through repetition, then subverting it.

(Another Heart and Other Pulses, 1984) It's quite a change to have a prime minister who hasn't got any political ideas at all.

"These, these will give the world another heart, / And other pulses," wrote John Keats, referring to Leigh Hunt and William Wordsworth.

The poet was a favourite of the late Michael Foot, who used a quotation from the poem "Great Spirits Now on Earth Are Sojourning" for the title of his book, Another Heart and Other Pulses.

On the 1983 election defeat, when he was leader, Another Heart and Other Pulses, 1984 "It's impossible to write the history of freedom in this country without telling how trade unions have contributed to it".

Whereas the other pulse, the blue-white one, is transmitting louder, faster, more insistently.

The other pulse of the adult initiation, which promises to console us for everything.

This vibration spills onto the avenue in the form of salsa, merengue and other pulsing rhythms, and attracts men from across the New York region.

Still, of the 20 that were familiar with Masimo's product, 15 said it was "more accurate than other pulse oximetry devices or eliminates false alarms," Premier's records show.

A $3.5 million fountain jets about 75 streams of water high into the air to Strauss waltzes and other pulsing musical works while enticing smells of veal and polenta drift from the plates of outdoor diners seated on the plaza's edge.