Her medium is mostly blank verse in iambic pentameter, that wonderfully supple form that could accommodate both exalted poetry — "high astounding terms," in Marlowe's own phrase — and those natural, casual-seeming speech-rhythms at which Shakespeare excelled.
Such findings suggest that the alpha rhythm phase at which the stimuli are given has an impact on the neuronal haemodynamic response [Scheeringa et al., 2011b].
My problem is, when you put two episodes back-to-back, those rhythms - the pace at which the acts build to emotional crescendos and then briefly recede - start to become too predictable, and it sucks some of the life and emotion away".
These data reveal for the first time a neurochemical that regulates the rate at which ultradian rhythms cycle.
Isochronous rhythms predicted the exact time at which the target would reappear after the short or long occlusion period respectively with 100% validity.
This is probably because the harmonic rhythm (that is, the pace at which the harmonies that ground the music change) is often daringly slow.
It was also a tribute to Ms. Grimaud's skills to hear the finale played faster than it should be: too fast, meaning the speeds at which correct rhythm and note values are no longer distinguishable.
At once more serious and zanier were the rhythms in which Pound cast his pseudomedieval sung lines.
There are many experimental examples of pocket rhythms in which knee extensor becomes active just before hip extensor, at the final moments of hip flexor activity, and indeed a mean pocket rhythm computed from experimentation has this property [30].
Those rhythms might involve the irregular rate at which a faucet drips or a faulty laser, connected to an ordinary circuit, sputters and shines.
And yet, performed by singers who are knowing enough to know the effect at which the quixotic rhythms were aiming, Pound's settings can be somehow superb.
