Later, Rudisha watched video of Kipketer on the Internet, learning the rhythmic aspects of a searing event that demands speed and endurance.
Gives explanation of the differing aesthetics that characterize the two men's performances; Mehegan has a "wig conception," meaning that he is interested primarily in the harmonic and lyrical structure of the music, whereas Costa has a "funky conception," meaning that he is preoccupied mainly with its rhythmic aspects.
Furthermore, phonetic experts found it difficult to say in many cases if the same person was reading the sentence.Dr Dellwo thinks it would be better to focus on rhythmic aspects of speech, such as the way a person lingers over vowels.
The period characterized by musical innovations in organizing and approaching harmonic, melodic, sonic, and rhythmic aspects leading to many novel styles including expressionism, abstractionism, neoclassicism, futurism, etc. [30].
Given the reported variability in the notation of rhythmic aspects of music even among expert transcribers [41], it is assumed that onset annotation is highly dependent on the person, imprecise and difficult to generalise.
It is unclear, however, why these regions would respond preferentially to deviant trials whereas the vermis responds to rhythmic aspects of both STD and DEV conditions.
The fact that putamen activation is consistently observed for beat sequences regardless of whether rhythmic aspects of the stimuli are task relevant may indicate that beat perception is another type of obligatorily encoded stimulus regularity.
Also, both the left anterior insula and BA44/45 in the IFG are involved in detecting pure rhythmic aspects of speech production [Geiser et al., 2008] as well as in recognizing degraded statements on the basis of their prosodic profile [Plante et al., 2006].
Do these rhythmic and non-rhythmic aspects of blood pressure challenge cerebral perfusion homeostasis?
