The phantom was programmed to pulsate under servomotor control, to model the pulsation of a normal coronary artery and 2-D IVUS images were obtained using an IVUS imaging catheter.
An Indian tradition called that music anahata nadam, the pulsation of cosmic space".
During a recent lunch hour, over the pulsation of Música Popular Brasileira, gawks outnumbered guests.
"I have based everything that I have done on the pulsation of life. . . .
Some ostreiform (oyster-shaped) types of the same period are believed to have fed by gentle pulsation of the dorsal valve.
GUNDA GOTTSCHALK -- On "Wassermonde" (Elephant; www.free-elephant.de), this German violinist builds improvisations out of the smallest root materials -- an interval, an arpeggio, the bounce of the bow on the strings, the slow pulsation of a chord.
To celebrate getting his protagonists into one another's arms, Minnelli puts Astaire and Lucille Bremer into the midst of a mad pulsation of dancers in mocha and café au lait costumes, accented in yellow and periwinkle blue.
When the star pulsates, all parts of the main body move in synchronism, but the outer observable strata fall out of step or lag behind the pulsation of the inner regions.
Because the sporocysts of other trematodes are neither brightly coloured nor mobile, it can be concluded that the colour and pulsation of Leucochloridium are adaptations for arousing the interest of the insectivorous birds.
In 1938 in "Psychology of Music," he described the components: "A good vibrato is a pulsation of pitch, usually accompanied with synchronous pulsations of loudness and timbre, of such extent and rate as to give a pleasing flexibility, tenderness and richness to the tone".
The contemporary ensemble of the Manhattan School of Music, conducted by Patty Monson, offers a varied program, including classics by Gyorgy Kurtag, Toru Takemitsu, David Lang and Frederic Rzewski ("Coming Together") and new pieces by Tylor Neist (String Quartet) and Akira Terao ("The Pulsation of the Land").
