Sentence examples for required tempo from inspiring English sources

Lennon and McCartney asked George Martin if he could provide a baroque middle-eight, but the producer found that he couldn't play the piano piece to the required tempo.

Meter detection requires tempo information from various metrical levels.

To study the harmony vocal technique it requires tempo training.

The number of steps taken per minute at a target pace was used to generate the optimal tempo of music required for tempo-pace synchronization.

All sides have an optimum rhythm, and the tiki-taka of Pep Guardiola's side probably required a slower tempo than the fractionally more direct style of Bayern.

It was apparent during his last couple of years in the Premier League with Everton and Manchester United that Rooney was no longer able to play at the high-tempo required.

There are many reasons for this, but one is that Balanchine, who usually insisted on having music played as it would be in concert conditions (without the distortions of tempo sometimes required by dancers for special effects), set the Sicilienne solo for Ms. Paul at a speed that brass players found unmanageably slow.

For the caseloads predicted for late November and December, the 70% treatment level seen as needed to bring things under control corresponds to tens of thousands of beds.For a sense of the resources required to raise the tempo, consider that the 70-bed facility in Bong cost $170,000 to build.

A reliable temporal framework is therefore required for understanding the tempo (and, through correlation with geophysical phenomena, mechanisms) of biological evolution.

When S was fixed at nine intervals and C varied between two and nine intervals, participants were required to indicate whether the tempo further onwards in the sequence was faster or slower than the tempo in the beginning of the sequence (see Fig.  1 for a task diagram).

Temporal prediction indices were obtained for 15 out of the original 18 participants in a task requiring synchronization with tempo-changing pacing sequences (see Materials and Methods).