Sentence examples for tempo discrimination from inspiring English sources

Friberg and Sundberg (1995) and ten Hoopen et al. (1994) showed that the absolute DL (ms) for tempo discrimination remained constant up to an SOA of approximately 250 ms.

These subjective temporal alterations (subjective time dilation between groups of two, and accentuation of the groups) may have introduced anisochrony in the sequence part trailing the tempo change and have lowered sensitivity of discrimination.

In other words, after a violin string-musical note connection has been established, practice effects on string discrimination ability will no longer capture the most important developmental markers (these may now be the understanding of tempo, melody, interpretation, etc., related to much higher-level musical concepts).

"Up tempo.

"They were going: 'Tempo!

Barça quickened the tempo.

The tempo is breathless.

One worries about tempo.

The tempo picked up.

"Tempo is number one.

First, discrimination.