Sentence examples for rhythmic formula from inspiring English sources

He knows the rhythmic formula and executes it with dexterity.

Mike City Jamie Foxxx, Brandy) produced some of the album's strongest tracks, including "Lay With You;" the sexy, swinging "Serenading," which takes good advantage of the lower end of DeBarge's three-octave vocal range; and the breezy "Close To You," which ever so slightly updates the rhythmic formula that has always worked so well for DeBarge.

The players followed the lead of one instrument, often the xylophone, and improvised their own parts building from a pool of conventional melodic and rhythmic formulae.

Specifications of metre first appeared in written music as early as about 1200, when short rhythmic formulas called rhythmic modes (see rhythmic mode) came into use, implying repetition of simple triple patterns.

A maqām is a complex musical entity given distinct musical character by its given scale, small units, range and compass, predominant notes, and preexisting typical melodic and rhythmic formulas.

Melodies are organized in terms of maqāmāt (singular maqām), or "modes," characteristic melodic patterns with prescribed scales, preferential notes, typical melodic and rhythmic formulas, variety of intonations, and other conventional devices.

Its rhythmic pattern depended upon context.

A rhythmic ostinato is a short, constantly repeated rhythmic pattern.

As modeled using Ueda et al's 'repressor-precedes-activator' formula (Ueda et al., 2005), inhibition in the morning by CCA1 and LHY and activation by RVE8 in the afternoon would result in rhythmic expression of EE target genes with peak expression delayed relative to peak RVE8 protein levels.

Pedal in a rhythmic pattern.

gambiae rhythmic gene expression [ 19].