In all dubstep, or most anyways, even commercial stuff nowadays, there's a sense of intricate rhythmic programming, and [these guys] really focused on that, these really small changes in rhythm that can make a huge impact.
An article on April 30 about a rhythmic gymnastics program for boys and girls based in Harlem misstated the location of the program's Saturday sessions.
Nehrke, K., Denton, J. & Mowrey, W. Intestinal Ca2+ wave dynamics in freely moving C. elegans coordinate execution of a rhythmic motor program.
Mr. Puyana, who had made his home in Paris for many years, was praised by critics for his fleet fingers, propulsive rhythmic energy, innovative programming and mastery of a vast swath of repertory spanning the 16th to the 20th centuries.
He grew up with a player piano and experimented with terribly complicated rhythmic interplay as programmed by the perforated paper rolls that make the instrument sound.
Conrad Winslow's string and wind sextet "Flying Patterns" injected a touch of harmonic thorniness and rhythmic vitality into the program.
Taken together, we propose a research framework that community dwelling women may respond to an exercise program with rhythmic music that stimulates increased BDNF and immune parameters resulting in a reduction in depression symptoms.
Typically, Wesseltoft (late of New Conception of Jazz) plays pretty keyboard patterns over rhythmic pulses and treatments programmed by Schwarz, as heard to best effect on "First Track (Live From Berlin)".
We developed a moderate exercise program that integrates rhythmic music, called music aerobic exercise (MAE), with a maximal heart rate (HRmax) of 64% and stimulation of certain immune parameters in middle-aged women [ 25].
Individuals admitted for continuous video/EEG monitoring wore a wristwatch-size device that was programmed to detect rhythmic movements such as those that occur during tonic-clonic seizures.
