Daoist philosophy characteristically contrasts the Cosmic Dao in its naturalness, spontaneity, and eternal rhythmic fluctuation with the artificiality, constraint, and stasis of human society and culture.
The rhythmic fluctuation of this potential difference is shown as peaks and troughs on a line graph by the recording channel.
The Gaslight Anthem songs he sang — "The '59 Sound," "Miles Davis & the Cool," "Blue Jeans & White T-Shirts" — lacked their typical rhythmic thrust, though.
This may be due to normally innocuous meningeal nociceptors becoming hyper-responsive to rhythmic fluctuation in intracranial pressure that is produced by normal arterial pulsations [31, 32].
This phenomenon is known as respiratory sinus arrhythmia (RSA), which is a rhythmic fluctuation of the heart beat intervals in a phase relation with the inspiration and the expiration.
This rhythmic fluctuation of dynamic pixels was consistent with the direct observation of pulsatile flow of blood cells observed under stereo-microscope.
Typical rhythmic markings include: w = whole note h = half note q = quarter note.
The cosinor method was used to detect rhythmic fluctuations in the resulting low frequency areas.
The evening's overture was "Let Our Garden Grow," a piece by Mr. Iverson featuring a snow flurry of rhythmic fluctuations.
The Cosmic Dao, or the Way of the Cosmos, is an indeterminate force or principle that latently contains all things and spontaneously generates the universe through its constant rhythmic fluctuations.
To determine whether the rhythmic fluctuations of the photoreceptor transcripts observed in LD conditions were maintained also in LL conditions, we measured their transcription in plants transferred to LL, after entraining the clock in LD.
