Sentence examples similar to the rhythm at which from inspiring English sources

I wouldn't look necessarily at what we did so much as the rhythm with which we did it".

Such findings suggest that the alpha rhythm phase at which the stimuli are given has an impact on the neuronal haemodynamic response [Scheeringa et al., 2011b].

The first was the most thrilling gig of the year for me – EEK featuring Islam Chipsy at Upset the Rhythm in London, which featured the preternaturally talented keyboard player, flanked by his two drummers, pulverising the audience.

Her medium is mostly blank verse in iambic pentameter, that wonderfully supple form that could accommodate both exalted poetry — "high astounding terms," in Marlowe's own phrase — and those natural, casual-seeming speech-rhythms at which Shakespeare excelled.

In this case the preshock rhythm is VF and the rhythm at ten seconds is "unknown".

For the initial rhythm, the variable "init_rhy" describing the rhythm at the start of the ECG recording was captured.

At once more serious and zanier were the rhythms in which Pound cast his pseudomedieval sung lines.

Indeed, they focus on the most linear, straightforward segment of the rhythm track, which gets looser and wilder at other points in the song.

We look at the rhythm, which is the contraction and release when you write.

My problem is, when you put two episodes back-to-back, those rhythms - the pace at which the acts build to emotional crescendos and then briefly recede - start to become too predictable, and it sucks some of the life and emotion away".

These data reveal for the first time a neurochemical that regulates the rate at which ultradian rhythms cycle.