Sentence examples for rhythmic sequence from inspiring English sources

No rhythmic sequence is sustained for long.

The piano part plays a 17-note rhythmic sequence against a 29-note harmonic sequence.

A technically competent rower can combine all four phases of the stroke into a rhythmic sequence.

Priests danced, children danced, philosophers' thoughts rose and fell in rhythmic sequence; lovers danced, and so did Lucia.

Its current version employs a pair of modern electronic keyboards and a recorded track with a slowly morphing rhythmic sequence, using what sounds like antique Moog timbres.

In his careful, deadpan manner, the narrator notes that the knall is fired by "a precise and rhythmic sequence of twists in one direction and then the other," and that "exploded knalls are darker and more flaccid than unused ones".

For over 25 minutes, as the music and wind vary, the structure alternates between contemplative passages and more rhythmic sequences centered on a revisited version of the Tenori-on digital music sequencer designed by Japanese artists Toshio Iwai and Yu Nishibor.

Standouts among the small category of one-of-a-kinds include Susan Share's "Flora (From Spike Attache)," a book designed to be worn, in which colored paper spikes pop up in rhythmic sequences; and Miriam Schaer's "Ancient Armor," in the shape of a gilded corset with veiled images of women on the pages inside.

Glass, a key figure of musical minimalism, was one of the first composers to reject a distinction between "ethnic" music and Western classical music, and in this memoir he explains how he came to view a composition not as a linear narrative but as progressive rhythmic sequences.

The step-pool spillway is inspired by rhythmic sequences of steps and pools in steep mountain streams.

The two posterior clusters were primarily associated with action processes, in particular with phonology and overt speech (posterior-dorsal cluster) and with rhythmic sequencing (posterior-ventral cluster).