Sentence examples for rhythmic identity from inspiring English sources
And consequently rhythmic identity often serves to establish motive connections between different intervals.
Still, there was plenty of individual rhythmic identity, from the tenor saxophonist Joe Lovano's freer sense of swing to Charlie Haden's bursts of slow, Flamenco-style playing, and the violinist Federico Britos Ruiz's huskier, more rustic take on Stephane Grappelli.
I expanded the role of flow filters to include non-technical parameters, such as "perceivable" or "identifiable" musical qualities (is this gesture more identifiable than that one?), motivic and rhythmic identity (from iconic to textural) and more.
The Ae. aegypti homologues considered were the homologues listed in VectorBase with the highest percent identity that were rhythmic (q < 0.05).
But Mr. Marsalis found for them a new guiding rhythmic feeling, new colors, new identities: especially No. 19, which became a rustle of high woodwinds with minimal drumming, making way for a sweet and dramatic alto-saxophone solo by Sherman Irby.
Investigations in maize, mice and artificially generated transcript profiles, for example, have demonstrated differing results in number and identity of genes scored as rhythmic depending on the algorithm used [ 39, 44].
To confirm the identity of the photoreceptor cells expressing some of the rhythmic transcription factors, double fluorescent in situ hybridisations were performed on adult eye sections.
And finally a thumping rhythmic pattern takes over in the bass while Agnès, suddenly aware of her identity, cries out her own name.
What rhythmic inventiveness was!
A beautifully rhythmic sentence.
