But we can sensuously perceive an order or harmony to those aspects without intellectually distinguishing them.
Cadence, in music, the ending of a phrase, perceived as a rhythmic or melodic articulation or a harmonic change or all of these; in a larger sense, a cadence may be a demarcation of a half-phrase, of a section of music, or of an entire movement.
Listeners perceiving a polyrhythm often either extract a composite pattern that is fitted to a metric framework, or focus on one rhythmic stream while treating others as "noise".
These are less richly concentrated than the collages made from the original strips, but they have an elegant interplay of sensuous fluidity and rhythmic order.
This course will investigate the uses of rhythmic order and disorder in English-language poetry, with a particular emphasis of 'formal' elements in 'free' verse.
This course will investigate the uses of rhythmic order and disorder in English-language poetry, with a particular emphasis on 'formal' elements in 'free' verse.
His phrasing often upsets the central pulse of a movement, and the others either follow his lead or scramble to restore rhythmic order.
Sergeant Nelson's attorney, Joseph Low, has said he obeyed what he perceived as an order.
A nonactor inhabits the situation so completely that he or she isn't able to view it from the outside, to perceive it as a rhythmic whole with its punctuation and its larger dramatic purpose.
"In order to exercise deadly force, you have to perceive a deadly threat," the official said.
It is notable that melatonin does not need to be delivered on a rhythmic basis in order to allow maintaining the synchronization of the daily activity pattern.
