Sentence examples for pace rhythm from inspiring English sources

What's interesting, perceptually, is the process of finding room, of seeing and appreciating the respite provided by shifts in the patterns' pace, rhythm, color or spatial depth.

The British team, led by the writer and producer Chris Chibnall ("Torchwood," "Life on Mars"), has done a frighteningly thorough job of replicating the pace, rhythm and look of the original.

From their arrival in 1895, films about trains or set on trains have remained popular; they have pace, rhythm, a clear narrative direction and, more often than not, photogenic landscapes.

Dawn Walton's touring revival for Eclipse trusts the play, has intimacy on its side, and even if it sometimes lacks pace, rhythm and crispness, it matches the loving detail of Hansberry's depiction of family life, and the interplay between the generations that reflects societal shifts, particularly the rise of the civil rights movement.

Reviewers of NAIT rarely fail to mention their characteristic PRAT (pace, rhythm, and timing) sound of Naim.

"It's all in the ear of the beholder," Dr. Gurd said, meaning that the changes in the components of accent -- pacing, rhythm, intonation and stress -- shift in random ways.

A total of 100 patients with left-bundle branch block, or paced rhythm were excluded.

Increasing the sinus rate is the recommended treatment for AIVR, therefore, atropine and atrial pacing rhythm can help to control it [1, 2].

We only excluded patients with paced rhythm or left-bundle branch block, or with technically insufficient studies, leaving 84% of the patients in the study population.

During iHD, her potassium finally responded and dropped to 4.5 mEq/L within 1 hour into the dialysis treatment and she regained a paced rhythm.

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