Many of the people we coach find themselves stuck in perpetual patterns of stress, unable to break free.
Mr. Buckingham's guitar parts — fast, complex perpetual-motion patterns of thumb and fingers — pelted harder, more percussively, than they did in studio album mixes.
Today every consumer product follows the same mad pattern of perpetual surface reinvention.
This is the thing about lottos--they are designed to trap you into a pattern of perpetual playing.
But all of this is part of a larger pattern of the perpetual adolescence and anti-intellectualism of American culture.
ROKIA TRAORÉ The perpetual-motion picking patterns of Malian tradition get roughed up as kora meets electric guitar and rock drums on Rokia Traoré's "Beautiful Africa" (Nonesuch).
There seems to be an amusing pattern of a nation being stuck in time, what with the perpetual embrace of universal gun ownership and a 1940s-era health care system, to mention but two other issues.
The 19 sequences of the title, a perpetual motion of reinvented patterns playing at different speeds in constant oscillation, felt like a new departure, while also referring back to Carmen Arcadiae Mechanicae Perpetuum (1997/8), a work central to Birtwistle's creative vocabulary.
We contend that our results, together with those of Drown et al. [ 18], invoke a new twist on this long established pattern, by indicating that perpetual accumulation of sex-specific mitochondrial mutations constitutes a hitherto unrealized driver of this out-of-X movement for testes-specific genes.
Members of these populations exhibit numerous cave-related evolutionary traits, including reduction in pigment and eye size, hypertrophy of non-optic sensory organs, increased condition factor, and robust patterns of reduced sleep; presumably all are evolved in response to perpetual darkness and reduced food availability [ 6- 10].
