It is Ms. Plimpton's Maggie who sustains this tempo, leading everyone on stage and in the audience by the nose.
Physiologically, a coach has to be aware that the reduced oxygen means the relative intensity of physical activity for his players is higher and there is a higher expenditure of energy, affecting their ability to sustain the tempo of running and their ability to repeat high-intensity sprints or efforts.
Like Tatum, Peterson had a Liszt-like technique (classical music's star pianists came to marvel at both of them), and could transform any melody into streams of spontaneous alternatives, sustain any tempo, use his left hand as freely as his right, and keep a faultless built-in rhythm section at work in his head.
Because no matter how hard we try to ignore it, the inescapable truth is this: the world was created and is sustained by His tempo.
The air is thin, the heat of the afternoon was appreciable, and Bolivia's extraordinary tempo was sustained for so long that the ill-prepared Argentines were reduced to exhaustion long before the end.
The Azzuri, in a 3-5-2 formation, lacohesionesion, tempo and sustained threat.
For a while, the tempo was sustained and Northern Ireland looked as if they would add more goals - not to be.
Furthermore, as (either recreational or professional) runners do not typically tend to run distances of 800 m consecutively, interrupted by short brakes, it might be interesting to investigate whether the effect of music tempo is sustained over the course of longer, interrupted distances.
That uncertainty has preyed on many countries, like Norway, whose air forces are already finding it hard to sustain the rapid tempo.
Those additional crews entering the deployment cycle should help relieve the stress on the sailors and their families, while sustaining a high tempo of mine-clearing missions, Navy officers said.
