Sentence examples for present tempo from inspiring English sources

Neither the American nor British forces can keep going the present tempo of operations in Iraq and Afghanistan much beyond next spring - and this is their own assessment.

"To compile a full list, if the works continues at the present tempo, will take decades," the head of Memorial, Arseny Roginsky, told an international conference.

At the present tempo of events, this modern day Thirty Years' War will proceed much more quickly than its historical antecedent, but it will retain the aspect of a multi-level conflict that alternately dies down and flares up again.

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Shepard tones [28] and the present infinite tempo change create the only "impossible" percepts while other auditory illusions involve hearing what is not physically present or choosing among ambiguous percepts (but cf. [32], and references therein).

The Brownian motion-type evolution means that LES traits present similar tempo of evolution during the long-term natural selection (Garland et al. 1992; Revell et al. 2008).

52 In the three phase III clinical trials presented above (TEMPO, PRESTO, and LARGO), rasagiline was well tolerated.

A previous study found that female sticklebacks decreased their response behaviour towards male courtship displays presented at triple tempo as compared to stimuli presented at normal or double tempo (Rowland, 1995).

We present an innovative tempo estimation system that processes acoustic audio signals and does not use any high-level musical knowledge.

Furthermore, it is not clear from the present experiment whether tempo or intensity changes presented without pitch information would be sufficient for the activation of emotion-related structures.

In this paper, we present a survey of Tempo, a specializer for the C language.