OMAR SOULEYMAN Omar Souleyman, from Syria, carried the propulsive, hand-clapping Middle Eastern wedding music called dabke worldwide by distilling it to its danceable beat and the accompaniment of his essential collaborator, the composer Rizan Sa'id, whose nasal-toned keyboard lines constantly answer and goad Mr. Souleyman's vocal refrains.
The music built slowly to an exhilarating crescendo of intricate rhythms and cross rhythms created by propulsive beating on hand-held drums and large, tambourinelike bendirs, staccato hand claps and the incessant, syncopated clack and clatter of the steel castanets.
Known for his work with Kelis and John Legend, he fattens up the beats until they sound both satisfying and propulsive - Put Your Hands on Me is a particularly gripping example - and offers deft sonic touches.
Their performance takes the form of a sinuous line, closer to a DJ set than a song-structured gig, with big beats, propulsive basslines and hands-in-the-air breakdowns keeping the crowd moving.
In order to obtain maximum speed (momentum), the athlete must be able to apply an increasingly large propulsive force to the hand rim over an ever-decreasing period of time to achieve a high net impulse [ 9, 36] and to adapt their stroking patterns to the variations in the constraints encountered as speed increases.
The plot is unruly and sometimes hard to follow, but it's propulsive and oddly secondary to Hand's themes and scenes.
It was suggested that, the shoulder has the least propulsive potential, the forearm and hand approximately equal according to linear and angular velocities which are least by the shoulder and greater by the forearm and hand [ 3].
To augment resultant force, which affects swimmer's propulsion, the swimmer should concentrate in effectively optimising achievable hand areas during crucial propulsive phases.
Grimaud's effortless-seeming cross-hand technique and propulsive rhythmic precision and dynamics in Ravel's 1901 "Jeux d'eau" ("Play of the Water") kept the fountains flowing delightfully.
It was confirmed that the behavior of SWUMANOID in the simulation was consistent with that in the experiment Fig. 12 Propulsive fluid forces acting on the hand, forearm, and foot for one stroke cycle in conditions 1 and 4. a Propulsive fluid forces acting on the right hand and forearm, b propulsive fluid forces acting on the right foot.
