Sentence examples for specific tempo from inspiring English sources

Her voice is clear, surrounded by synths, viola, and percussion that follows the cadence of her singing rather than any specific tempo.

The integration of the dates from these different site types with the palaeoenvironmental dates provides an initial model of the Swifterbant settlement system in the area and its role in the specific tempo and trajectories of cultural and economic change that occurred during the neolithisation of the Scheldt basin.

The effect of music on repetitive endurance activities also depends on the specific tempo of the musical stimulus.

As the database described in Section 3.4 already has one of nine ballroom dance styles assigned to each instance, the dance styles are chosen as the tempo classes, since music of the same dance style generally is limited to a specific tempo range.

This may allow for a better understanding of the mechanisms of mutation, giving us an unprecedented ability to decipher in which cells, and with what tempo, specific types of mutations occur.

The seven trajectory groups were distinguished by age-specific differences in tempo and timing of BMI gain in infancy.

The model fits the average growth curve as a regression spline with 3 degrees of freedom, and the subject-specific parameters size, tempo and velocity are estimated as random effects.

This method infers clade-specific changes in the tempo of diversification (rate acceleration and rate reduction) across a tree from phylogenetic branch lengths and taxonomic extant species richness information, the latter to account for incomplete taxon sampling [ 77].

12 This is a shape-invariant growth model whereby all individuals are assumed to have the same underlying shape of growth curve, but with three subject-specific parameters termed size, tempo and velocity which transform the individual growth curves to closely match the average growth curve.

MT membrane potential, MT reactive oxygen species generation (mROS), phagocytosis, and apoptosis were evaluated after exposure to EO ± the MT-specific antioxidant mito-TEMPO (mitoT) or ± the pan-caspase inhibitor Z-VAD-FMK.

In some experiments, the NR8383 and primary AM cells were cultured with the addition of the MT-specific antioxidant mito-TEMPO (mitoT; 100  μM; Enzo Life Sciences, Plymouth Meeting, PA) throughout the EO exposure or pretreated with the pan-caspase inhibitor Z-VAD-FMK (10  μM, 1 hour; G-Biosciences St . Louis MO) prior to the EO exposure.