rhythmically

Examples of rhythmic

rhythmic
Lengthening appears to occur less frequently among trochaic systems than iambic systems, and an analysis of rhythmic lengthening must account for this asymmetry.
Second, it offers no developmental scenario for how children move beyond this rhythmic constraint to produce full adult-like utterances.
Such rhythmic production may be induced for example by differences in the activity of the host snail if cercariae could response to host movements.
Indeed, rhythm becomes a complicated metaphor for sexuality in the song, a metaphor set up through the dual working of verbal and rhythmic meaning.
In the presentation of sources with evidently rhythmic notations this has been modified as necessary.
If the walking rhythm is not adjusted to accommodate for this external impulse, the robot's rhythmic motion will be disrupted resulting in instability.
Footed tones and tonal feet : rhythmic constituency in a pitchaccent language.
Footed tones and tonal feet: rhythmic constituency in a pitchaccent language.
This serves as something of a curtain-raiser for an animated section in which the quartet provide dance-like material in rhythmic unison.
Different pulses and rhythmic figures are eventually added to reach a more dissonant climax, where crashing gamelan-type sounds depict the chaos of the title.
He combines rhythmic bass patterns and ringing open strings with treble melodic runs that can create the impression of two guitar voices.
There are two ways to produce rhythmic lengthening using nonfinality : non-finality in the syllable and non-finality in the foot.
Yet in both cases an emphasis on the immediate rhythmic unit provides a vital foil to the composer's lyrical voice.
My student teachers invented and adapted, culturally appropriate and socially relevant song lyrics, rhythmic chants and accompanying actions to create musical games.
What is crucial about songs is the rhythmic and segmental characteristics of the vocal message, and this may make it primordial over early linguistic interaction.
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