Sentence examples for recurrent rhythm from inspiring English sources

Close observation, especially of things and people easily overlooked or avoided, and a recurrent rhythm of odd and piquant juxtaposition enliven almost every page.

"Close observation, especially of things and people easily overlooked or avoided, and a recurrent rhythm of odd and piquant juxtaposition enliven almost every page," Tracy Kidder wrote here last year.

Despite the breadth of his award-winning career which includes a 2016 Guggenheim Fellowship it's the connections he has made in his Midwestern hometown that have been a recurrent rhythm.

patient there are potential advantages to having an "extra set of eyes" at all times, eyes that might notice a disconnected monitor or an errant passing, but potentially recurrent, lethal heart rhythm.

Indeed, orchestration is perhaps the best simile for film, even to the parallel of recurrent themes and rhythms.

With the passing of so many musical greats this year, there was a shadow of mortality hovering over the show with recurrent references to the rhythm section that Heaven's been acquiring this year, most recently with Levon Helm and Duck Dunn.

Chronobiology is the science that studies biologic rhythms exhibiting recurrent cyclic behavior.

Electroversion after the ibutilide infusion had to be performed in two patients to achieve a stable sinus-rhythm after recurrent atrial flutter.

An ultradian rhythm is a recurrent period or cycle that repeats throughout the 24-hour circadian day, like our breathing or our heart rate.

In a 4-chamber view, global LA strain was significantly reduced in patients with recurrent AF compared with sinus rhythm maintenance (5.1 ± 6.7 versus 22.9 ± 11.7, P = 0.0005).

These guidelines advise that patients with recurrent PAF may benefit from rhythm control with flecainide, particularly younger age groups with normal cardiac function.