Sentence examples for rhythmic knowledge from inspiring English sources

At its best, the piece absorbed a great deal of outside rhythmic knowledge and effectively bent it to the composer's ends: as flamenco has its little intense explosions every once in a while, Ms. Schneider used staccato patterns and crashing cymbals to get inside the explosions in her own terms.

Thus, speech intelligibility is enhanced by rhythmic knowledge, which in turn provides the linguistic information necessary for the reciprocal prediction of upcoming acoustic signals.

And in his rabbitlike speed and surging power, there's remarkable rhythmic articulation and knowledge of harmony, which helps him know where he wants to go.

What I had to offer was the music and I figured if we can take his words and make this tribal knowledge rhythmic and musical, we can draw people to hear it".

Kane's writing has a lot of obscenities; they are a recurring chant in almost every play, but she uses these the way a real writer uses any word, with a full knowledge of its tactile, rhythmic and emotional effects.

It's an amazing a cappella group, like six Bobby McFerrins with greater rhythmic precision, as well as a historical knowledge of music that allows the singers to add the music of South Africa, Brazil and Puerto Rico to their Cuban perspective.

Mr. Cherry has integrated chantlike modal melodies, the tonal flexibility of Mr. Coleman's approach, the harmonic and rhythmic elaborations of be-bop, and an encyclopedic knowledge of non-Western music into a personal style of persuasive originality and depth.

Despite our detailed knowledge of the physiological processes behind these rhythmic colour changes, their adaptive significance remains a mystery.

Rhythmic's combination of the flexibility of gymnastics, the technical knowledge of ballet and the expression of modern dance makes it a unique activity.

This is consistent with our hypothesis that rhythmic entrainment relies on the integration of multiple sources of knowledge, and not just sensory cues.

The prior knowledge from drum-only signal Y≈ArSr given the same rhythmic bases Ar is incorporated in joint minimization of two Euclidean error functions X − A r S r − A h S h 2 + η Y − A r S r 2 (2).