Sentence examples for rapid rhythm from inspiring English sources
The venerable rivalry moves to a more rapid rhythm than of yore.
One implants such devices only if the abnormal heart rhythms have the potential to progress to a chaotic, rapid rhythm that could lead to sudden death.
THE STRATEGY -- Shuttlers spend much of their time airborne in order to improve their hitting angles and generate leverage, but what makes badminton intriguing and an aesthetic delight are the rapid rhythm shifts: explosive smash and then silken dropshot.
And the singer Luciana Souza has a voice whose precision can match the younger Ms. Mitchell's, but the rapid rhythm of the words in "All I Want" wiggled away from her.
In the tests that Vice President Dick Cheney is to undergo today, doctors subject a heart to stress to determine whether it is at risk of developing a rapid rhythm that could lead to sudden death.
As some previous productions have for approaching four hours, this is a tribute to the skillful editing of director Anthony Page and the rapid rhythm of actors David Suchet and Laurie Metcalf.
As modern dance evolved, its rapid rhythms and pace offered the costume designer new challenges and scope for original work.
Both he and bassist, Gwil Sainsbury, are busy and inventive in creating rapid rhythms, ranging from military snare to stick beaten bongos, delicate glockenspiel to castanet clicking.
Pure dance and "speaking" mime alternate and overlap; every part of the body is involved, not the least fingers and eyes; the tilt of the shoulder line from one diagonal to another becomes a richly harmonic effect, like a change from one full chord to another; long-held poses sing out with powerfully sculptural effect amid rapid rhythms.
The true foci, at distance, of the electric source imaging focus were characterized by low-amplitude rapid rhythms, seen in the intracranial ictal and interictal EEG.
A thousand snare drums beat a rapid, intense rhythm on the metal roof, inducing a trance that was pure peace, contrasting the thunder that rumbled overhead.
