They're a formidable live band, filling this imposing venue with great hypnotic swirls and swoons of keys and effects, swathing cascades and chasms of smartly structured rhythm.
Thus, particularly for nursing and auxiliary staff, ward life was organised on the basis of a structured rhythm of time-sequenced care (washing, toileting), observations, diagnostic processes and treatment, punctuated by meals and visiting times – a pattern that was prone to disruption as a result of crisis events.
Writing poetic code, with structure, rhythm and form?
In some ways poetry and dance are natural partners; both create complex and ambiguous meaning through structure, rhythm and sensual logic.
Hiatus Kaiyote's meandering set is even worse, using jazz as a get-out clause to avoid structure, rhythm and melody – the very things that actually underpin jazz.
The macro-heterogeneity is mainly caused by sedimentation, and contains heterogeneity between layers, in the single layer and in the plane, shown as the varying of petrographic composition, grain size, sorting, sedimentary structure, rhythm, and the diversity of connectivity in the plane.
Packed full of exercises and prompts, this title teaches poetry craft--including structure, rhythm, metaphor, and revision.
Understanding how the brain extracts and combines temporal structure (rhythm) information from events presented to different senses remains unresolved.
In these 2 examples, synchronous audiovisual presentations enhance understanding of component events, in particular their underlying temporal structure (rhythm).
"It's structured by the rhythm of experience," he says, "by the role that accidents play in our lives and by the human capacity to change".
A single, 4.5 meter triangle stands erect in a dark room, and hosts the projection of a film that intends to capture "the periodic coalescence of opposite aggregate states, based on and structured by the rhythm of a double star system like the constellation Auriga," according to their website.
