Sentence examples for perceived tempo from inspiring English sources

The tatum tempo is the fastest perceived tempo present in a song.

Hence, we can model the problem as a tracking problem that aims to keep the differences between the perceived tempo and the sensors values close to zero.

Girls who perceive their tempo of puberty as unusual from their peers might experience high levels of stress which might lead to inappropriate decisions, like substance use [ 4].

Results showed that both tempo and pitch averaged PMSon reduced the perceived instabilities compared to pitch, while tempo preserved the response time of the sonification feedback.

For example, songs with fast tempo are often perceived as having high arousal.

We suggest that such increases may reflect the auditory content of stimuli that are perceived as arousing, for example, faster tempo and/or rhythmical features.

The second set was composed of manually derived AFs based on our "intuition" about perceived intensity, in which the intensity is related to the tempo, or more generally, to energy variations of the signal.

The tempo and bar position of the claves rhythm is perceived by a central computer, and the song, accompanying the rhythm, is synthesized by a MIDI synthesizer.

Preference-based tempo-pace synchronized music has been shown to reduce perceived physical activity exertion and improve exercise performance.

That is, it appears that the emotional response elicited by a (very) unexpected harmony can be enhanced when perceived in a musical context played with emotional expression (using variations in loudness and tempo).

Tempo, a crucial aspect involved in the execution of rhythmic movements, is normally perceived and learned through auditory channels.