Sentence examples for rhythmic adaptation from inspiring English sources
Musicians usually wrote pavanes and galliards in pairs, the galliard time being a rhythmic adaptation of that of the preceding pavane.
Although the circadian clock comprises a highly interconnected network of transcriptional activators and repressors, this adaptation to a rhythmic environment has been maintained while the expansion of gene families and whole-genome duplication or triplication events have altered the balance between different clock components.
The role of an underlying rhythmic or ischemic heart disorders could influence different load adaptation.
The evidence presented here suggests an evolutionary adaptation of the auditory system to perceive and analyze rhythmic locomotion sound, complementing Changizi's premise.
While these tŏnŭm inevitably contain textual adaptations, they also often incorporate changes to the rhythmic and melodic framework, which may alter the mood of the cycle (or cycle segment) as a whole.
However, one potential defence in favour of the adaptation hypothesis rests on the notion that neuronal dynamics, induced by rhythmic stimulation, continue to oscillate upon cessation or interruption of stimulation (May et al., 1999).
As in many other regions of the world, the Late Pleistocene in China underwent rhythmic changes of climate, which caused some obvious changes in mammalian fauna, natural landscape and human cultural adaptations.
His translations and adaptations of the epic are reckoned among the greatest poetic achievements of the 20th century: vigorous, sinuous, rhythmic, viscerally suggestive and cinematic; clashing ancient and modern idioms in a spark-shower of images and evocations.
What rhythmic inventiveness was!
A beautifully rhythmic sentence.
