The rhythm's first rendering was tricky enough, but the band also used another, more abstract pattern of accenting the rhythm that Mr. Cohen and the drummer Antonio Sanchez fell into together.
Vladimir Nabokov noted that overlaid on top of the regular pattern of stressed and unstressed syllables in a line of verse was a separate pattern of accents resulting from the natural pitch of the spoken words, and suggested that the term "scud" be used to distinguish an unaccented stress from an accented stress.
I found it moving and unique, blending traditional African ceremonial pieces and colorful contemporary iconography with a through line of color and pattern to accent statement.
What Jelly Roll Morton called the "Spanish tinge" -- a rumba-flavored pattern of rhythmic accenting -- has been an important part of jazz since long before his own 1923 piano recordings of "The Crave" and "New Orleans Joys".
Tip: A simple 1- to 2-inch black-and-white stripe is the most classic of all, perfect for mixing with other patterns and solids in your choice of accent hues.
My speech patterns and accent are indicative of any Midwestern American, as if my brain consciously blocked out any hopes of acquiring a cool, endearing way of speaking.
For a home surface, maybe you want to include an accent tile or a row of accent tiles that contain a pattern, picture, or word.
But at the same time, the old patterns and forms of class distinction are still registering — of course they are: accents, and patterns of behaving, and the jobs people do, the neighborhoods where they live.
The recorded speech patterns were assessed, and one speaker was dismissed on the bases of accent and some hesitant speech (Kent & Read 2002).
Everywhere English is spoken, regional accents display distinctive patterns of intonation.
