Sentence examples for rhythmic action from inspiring English sources

This piece has no particular focal point, which allows Ms. Newman to use line and color to suggest rhythmic action.

Using Ca2+ imaging and patch-clamp techniques, we studied requirements for generation of spontaneous rhythmic action potentials (APs) in late-stage mouse ESCs.

The control of rhythmic action sequences may involve two distinct timing strategies, i.e., event-based and emergent timing, which are usually revealed through finger-tapping and circle-drawing tasks, respectively.

There have, of course, been plenty of highs too, most notably during that fevered first two years in Test cricket when Monty was briefly styled as a wonderfully appealing bonus element: a left-arm spinner with a beautifully rhythmic action, all menacing snap and dip, and also a figure of slightly queasy celebrity, English cricket's own high-kicking, perma-smiling straggly-bearded mascot.

I love the beguiling specificity of Jane Sekonya's South African take: Take, for example, the way she translates the solid pelvic heft of hip-hop into a more flickering, rhythmic action of her hips and buttocks, and introduces a lightness and lilt into the more familiar downward thrust of the legs (2.43).

The Fortuny dome and the cyclorama became essential tools of the scenic illusionists, but their invention served the anti-illusionists equally well, as they gave a sense of space beyond the finite limits of the stage, gave solidity to the stylized decor, and silhouetted the rhythmic action of the players against a background of diffused light.

Stellar pulsation, like other rhythmic actions, may give rise to harmonic phenomena wherein beats reinforce or interfere with one another.

The transcription of CCGs is tuned by rhythmic actions of transcription factors and circadian alterations in chromatin.

Neural connections that facilitate synchronizing temporal and spatial expectancy with incoming sensory information may be formed through certain activities requiring children to clap, hop, or perform other rhythmic actions dependent on anticipation and timing.

The pacemaker neuron RPeD1 exhibits rhythmic activity characterized by intermittent action potential bursts [10], [15].

In the slalom, both feet must pass through every gate, but the hands routinely clear the way as skiers move the poles of the gates with a rhythmic punching action.