Sentence examples for tempo would be from inspiring English sources

But one result of an accord on disarmament, say the 200 scientists of TEMPO, would be a tremendously increased reliance upon intelligence services & research & development.

"I knew the standard would be harder and the tempo would be quicker but I've tried to be as consistent as possible and I feel I've adapted to it well.

First, it was predicted that multifrequency tasks that match the inherent manual asymmetry (i.e., the preferred hand assigned to the faster tempo) would be easier to learn than tasks that do not match the inherent dynamics (i.e., the non-preferred hand assigned to the faster tempo).

At MWC, ZTE promised that its Tempo Go would be the first device to bring Android Oreo (Go Edition) to the States.

As such, tempo entrainment would be experienced by all and relatively tonic throughout the excerpt.

An increase in speed would increase the pitch and decrease the length of that clip (tempo) and a decrease in speed would decrease the pitch and increase the length of the clip (tempo), as it would be slower.

I told Richard he could bleep the dialogue in tempo -- it would be a good way to bring the track in.

The musicians held communal meals and mountain-bike rides on dusty trails nearby, but remained focused on Beck's instructions: to make an up-tempo album that would be fun to play on tour night after night.

The tempo of one aria would be noticeably restrained, as in Figaro's "Se vuol ballare," sung by the robust-voiced bass-baritone Ildebrando D'Arcangelo, a volatile and charismatic Figaro.

The ideal, of course, is a piece in which the artistic qualities — in dance, those would be shape, tempo, rhythm, attack, etc. — are such as to elicit a feeling that you recognize as being on the side of justice.

Robertson's contribution to the plan was to increase its tempo, so that the attack would be carried through without pause, the exploitation being carried out before the initial break-in was complete.