Sentence examples for rhythmic changes from inspiring English sources

Physiological functions such as neuronal excitability are regulated by rhythmic changes in the redox state, and there are numerous implications of rhythmicity to human health (121).

The rhythms and the rhythmic changes matter.

The rhythmic changes in body temperature persists, nevertheless, suggesting an innate (endogenous) basis for circadian phenomena.

In some cases, rhythmic changes in the lines of both members can be measured.

A standout was Gabor Katona as the rival, whose sensitivity to nuance, rhythmic changes and characterization color his virtuosity.

It is a space that captures the rhythmic changes of Mogadishu, and the pulsing beat of a city shedding its war-weary image.

When he's on, he can still rival that upstart Jay-Z for enunciation, rhythmic change-ups and stringing together simile after simile.

A lunar tidal rhythm the regular ebb and flow of oceans and very large inland bodies of water subjects seashore plants and animals to a rhythmic change; typically two high and two low tides occur each day (about 24.8 hours).

The band dug into Morton's hyperactive pile of arranging devices: stop-time figures at the beginning of tunes, consistent dynamic and melodic variation between strains, and rhythmic change-ups, edging into Cuban territory, that got beyond the clichés of the New Orleans chugging two-beat.

In his late 20's the multi-platinum musical prodigy who cites producers Quincy Jones, Raphael Saadiq & The Funk Brothers as his inspirations, skillfully adds crispy, hard-hitting 808 bass lines with gentle touches of rhythmic change and chord progression to each crafted beat.

Thus, Bmal1 oscillation is driven by a rhythmic change in RORE occupancy by RORs and REV-ERBα.