Indigenous knowledge is also not uniformly distributed over a society, but may be vested in some of its constituent groups (e.g., Ayantunde et al. 2008) or even households (Clark et al. 2008); this calls for a finer tempo-spatial scale when dealing with adaptation processes (Denevan 1983).
Both its tempo and its scale derive from the neoclassical Brandenburg Gate.
This paper examines three aspects of recent and projected Chinese urban development: scale, tempo, and form in relation to urban visions.
The instructed tempo for the scales was 144 beats per minute (bpm) and for the patterns 69 bpm, i.e. each note event ( = two simultaneous notes) in scales should be produced every 104 ms and in patterns every 217 ms. Randomly between every 40th to 60th produced note, the auditory feedback of a single note was manipulated by lowering the pitch of one note by one semitone.
As such, the arrival at modern Memphis was rather shocking in its city scale and tempo.
As Death moves down the social scale, the tempo slows, the orchestra thins out, and lyricism comes to the fore.
The Chinese army can halt new deployments opposite Taiwan and reduce the scale and tempo of military exercises.
In slowly spiraling laments, odd-meter dances or with Mr. Kotsou singing clear, earnest melodies, Mr. Halkias took off in joyously mercurial directions: leaping, trilling, sliding, doubling the tempo or racing through scales that implied bitonality or polytonality, in improvisations an Ornette Coleman fan would appreciate.
Insist on a consistent tempo in études and scales.
For sadness, there is a large variation in the strength of vibrato and very little vibrato during the ascending scale, also the tempo is reduced.
