Sentence examples for robust rhythm from inspiring English sources

The Gramercy lineup also included Bareto, a Peruvian band whose lilting electric cumbias reminded this American listener of Los Lobos, and Astro, from Chile, which released its debut album last year; its keyboards, programmed beats, a robust rhythm section and utopian lyrics added up to euphoric songs.

While not in accord with some previous studies (Wehr et al. 1980; Teicher 1995; Klein et al. 1992), the findings suggest, as other investigators have reported, that it is a less robust rhythm of psychomotor activity that is a key characteristic of the illness (Krane-Gartiser et al. 2014; Jones et al. 2005; Rock et al. 2014) and one which is associated with mania (Gonzalez et al. 2014).

The preceding experiments indicated a lack of in-vivo rhythms in whole embryos and individual tissues at the mRNA level, yet found a robust rhythm in the same tissues cultured in-vitro.

The observed decay of robust rhythm is reflected in the statistical analysis of the time series data.

Both ELF3-Bay and ELF3-A362V displayed a robust rhythm of LHY::LUC expression under LL, albeit with lower amplitude observed in ELF3-A362V.

Later, a robust rhythm in conidiation was discovered in frq-less strains that were exposed to symmetric temperature cycles and interpreted by some as the entrained state of a circadian temperature-induced FLO (Merrow et al. 1999).

She didn't have Roethke's robust rhythms, Plath's or Sexton's sad but highly public breakdowns.

Miller and Waller embody the A side and B side of a time when melodic tranquillity and robust rhythms found common cause.

Bartok's "Village Scenes," with their robust rhythms and stylized texts of the Slovak folk tradition, tapped into Ms. Kozena's wild side.

The opening of the Quartet in F (Op. 74, No. 2) and the robust rhythms that define the outer movements of the G minor "Rider" Quartet (Op. 74, No. 3) are cases in point.

Isolated optic lobes of the cockroach Leucophaea maderae support robust rhythms of neural activity when maintained in vitro.