Sentence examples for trend tempo from inspiring English sources

Subsequently, as musical composition fell in line with the prevailing rationalistic trend, tempo served above all as a means of differentiation between the various movements, or self-contained sections, that constituted the large-scale works of the Italian string school and of French and German instrumental composers as well.

Such pronounced disagreements with the global trend of faster evolution tempo in annuals together with the critical biological functions of these two genes hint the effect of selective force at least at the species-specific level.

Finally, a few consistent exceptions of the global trends of faster evolution tempo in annuals were observed in all four cross-comparisons of our study, indicating noticeable effects of natural selection in these gene loci.

The decline in civilian casualties attributed to NATO and government forces continued a trend seen since last year, despite the increased tempo of the conflict this year, particularly in the south.

Tempo may be the trend, but if you're concerned about roster depth the last thing it seems you would want to do is run more plays and hurry up everything.

The gulf between the East and West conferences persists, but, as Rod Thorn observes, the league should continue trending toward the current successful style, which means a fast tempo and more 3-point shots.

Another trend is that the sensitivity for a tempo change just before the last interval is higher (DL lower) than for a tempo change straight after the first interval of the sequence, as a comparison of the DLs of patterns BAAAAA and BBBBBA shows.

First we compare the Czech, Hungarian and Slovak fertility trends using Total Fertility Rates, the Tempo and Parity Adjusted Total Fertility Rates proposed by Bongaarts and Feeney [2004, 2006] and the Tempo, Parity and Age Adjusted Total Fertility Rates introduced by Kohler and Ortega.

Further complicating the Wizards' roster construction was their decision to modify their offensive system, following NBA-wide trends placing greater emphasis on playing at a higher tempo and using three-point shots to create space.

Carril's teams at Princeton were known for their deliberate and precise offenses, but Carmody's teams played at a faster tempo, and Thompson is expected to continue that trend.

Toomey has gone somewhat against lacrosse's trend of slowdown offenses and has sped his team's scoring tempo.