Sentence examples for suitable rhythm from inspiring English sources
A ballad is not technically a ballad unless it is sung; but though tunes and texts are dynamically interdependent, it is not unusual to find the same version of a ballad being sung to a variety of tunes of suitable rhythm and metre or to find the same tune being used for several different ballads.
The resulting data consisted of a time series of alternating, discrete bouts of activity and inactivity in a digital format suitable for rhythm analysis and plotting actograms.
The pauses had a median duration of 6.1 s, 5.5 s for those with two rescue breaths, and 91% of all the pauses and 95% of the ventilation pauses with two breaths were longer than 3 s, which made them suitable for a rhythm analysis by the SAA.
Remember to try it without the music first, then gradually pick up the speed to the suitable and matching rhythm.
One hallmark of these previous studies is that they all involved datasets of a modest size, none suitable for estimation of rhythms with periods on the order of tens of seconds [ 24].
Therefore, the proposed method is only suitable for music genres with perceptible rhythm, e.g., pop and rock, but does not work with classical music.
The symptom worry/anxiety was reworded to "worry" and the vocabulary "tachycardia attacks" was changed to "heart rhythm disturbance" to be suitable for patients with attacks, frequent extra beats or with persistent arrhythmias.
Therefore, it may be suitable for the elderly due to slow rhythm and low joint loads on the lower body.
(If this doesn't work out then find another rhythm that you find more suitable. An example of this would be a song that has a solid beat that you can adjust your breathing to).
Here, we discuss the first molecular data emerging for circalunar and circatidal rhythms and present selected species suitable for further molecular analyses.
Notably, CEBPA/miRNA32/PER2 signaling to the clock rhythm qualifies this pathway as a suitable target for therapeutic intervention in PDAC.
