Sentences with phrase «as rhythmic»

Wood, paper, photography, playing cards and paint are transformed into objects that are simultaneously precise and diffuse, real and unreal, as well as rhythmic and static.

Specially - constructed viewing platforms allow you to soak up the awe - inspiring views, as the rhythmic sound of the rails soothes away your cares, and mouth watering dining options are available too.

Villa Avalon sets near plenty of tourist spots for dining and entertaining as well as the well - positioned balconies and verandas that guests may enjoy the panoramic views, tropical breezes as well as the rhythmic sounds of the ocean waves.

Kids learn greeting, echo, and repertory songs, as well as rhythmic patterns to play rhythm instruments.

Every other character — Li - zhen's philandering boss, Chow's happy - go - lucky friend, the nosy landlady («Young wives shouldn't stay out so late — people will start to wonder»)-- is a satellite, and the husband and wife go almost unseen, their offscreen voices used as rhythmic punctuations in a movie that feels less like a narrative than a beautifully drawn - out musical improvisation — Wong Kar - wai's «Blue in Green.»

It brings a sense of balance in the practitioner's body as the rhythmic movements are vigorous and with so much force, it becomes necessary that the practitioner exercises caution while they enjoying moving in yogic postures.

Just as computers use programming languages such as Java, the brain seems to have its own operating languages — a bewildering set of codes hidden in the rates and timing with which neurons fire as well as the rhythmic electrical activities that oscillate through brain circuits.

Some babies find swaddling or cuddling too constrictive and respond better to other forms of comfort such as rhythmic movement or sucking a pacifier.

Not exact matches

The takeaway here is that clock time, which is the basis of all measurable productivity, is very opposite to rhythmic time, which is seen as an ebb and flow and essential to the creative process.

Leaving aside the details of the theory and its clinical basis, which have been discussed at length elsewhere (LM), microgenesis can be characterized as a whole - to - part specification that recurs in rhythmic overlapping waves - fields, i.e., wave fronts, oscillators.

* There are common verbal devices used for structuring memory, such as: thinking memorable thoughts; use of mnemonic, heavily rhythmic and balanced patterns; use of frequent repetitions or antitheses, alliterations and assonances; use of epithetic, formulaic, proverbial sayings; use of standard thematic settings

Japanese connoisseurs delight in the rhythmic strokes of calligraphy, seeing them as manifestations of the vital processes of natural life.

Such prayer may use a repeated phrase to ward off distractions, or be wholly silent; it may he a simple Quaker attentiveness, or take a charismatic expression (such as the use of quiet rhythmic «tongues»).»

As he developed his theme, his style would become almost rhythmic, with a rise and fall in the cadences of his sentences.

Upbeat, rhythmic music filled the sanctuary as two 4,000 - member choirs, one clad in fire - engine red robes, the other in silver, swayed in chorus to words flashed on two of five 60 - foot Jumbo - o - Tron screens.

But that authority probably will be due to the rhythmic and tonal structure of the sermon as much as anything else.

The historicity of the world's commonwealths have many bookmarked issues of passing away times hardly ever known of by the lands» commoners which hold many pieces of the puzzled worldly picture frame's being as longitudinal lengths hellishly bent rhythmic variations of depraved socialisms wants and desires.

For both matter and mind, rhythmic durations occur as segments.

Gunter sees the account of rhythmic durations as a kind of «rapprochement» between quality and quantity and between mind and matter.

The nature indicated by such an empiricism can only be experienced temporarily and dynamically, and its rhythmic character is shown in the natural units of physics as well as those of biology.

As soon as she marched into the stadium as an American at the opening ceremonies, the rhythmic clapping ended and applause for her begaAs soon as she marched into the stadium as an American at the opening ceremonies, the rhythmic clapping ended and applause for her begaas she marched into the stadium as an American at the opening ceremonies, the rhythmic clapping ended and applause for her begaas an American at the opening ceremonies, the rhythmic clapping ended and applause for her began.

Now, on this forward shift of weight, if the golfer thinks of initiating it from right to left, working from the feet to the hips — as he does when he throws a baseball overhand — he will develop a free rhythmic swing of the club.

To jog sitting down, explains an SAS brochure, «Use simple, rhythmic movements... raising your heels alternately as high as possible.

What begins as a pitching motion ends up as an avant - garde rhythmic gymnastics routine performed by a drunken Dhalsim

Use rhythmic motion such as car rides, swinging, dancing, bouncing, swaying, or walking to soothe your baby.

Captivating music from Classical Ballet class, rhythmic games, songs and stories help children explore dance as a tool for self - expression.

Lower grades offer social and rhythmic games, circle games, hand - clapping games, beanbag activities, and jump ropes — all to encourage working together as a group.

So, I like to invite the party to come to me just as soon as I hear rhythmic breathing over the baby monitor.

For me, I make repetitive sounds, hums, moans along with rhythmic movements in my pelvis as I shift my weight from foot to foot.

You might even feel them as muffled, rhythmic movements in your uterus.

It's based on an ancient art called rhythmic shushing that can come off as loud and jarring, but is actually comforting to a baby (similar to the sound of a vacuum cleaner).

There are four main categories for you to enjoy: Ocean - beautiful, rhythmic ocean sounds Celestial - calming, floating sounds of outer space Nature - relaxing sounds of nature Musical - soothing, dreamy music Dr. Thompson is recognized as one of the world's leading experts in sound therapy.

The Baby Shusher is meant to stop your baby from crying, not simply to act as background noise, and the rhythmic shush can be lost if the Baby Shusher is not close enough for your child to hear and engage with it.

«Amazingly, the sounds they heard 24/7 in the uterus were about twice as loud as a vacuum cleaner, so babies love and need strong rhythmic noise,» Dr. Karp says.

The rhythmic pressure of the baby's head pushing down on your cervix as you walk, may stimulate the release of oxytocin.

The babies who were treated to both skin - to - skin contact and their mother's singing benefited most: their heart rates became rhythmic, indicating, as the study put it, «better autonomic stability.»

In addition to her enthusiasm, agile nature, and rhythmic sensitivity (all of which can be measured and pertain to certain outward talents, like singing, dancing, and gymnastic strength), I can see her collaborative ability, and I try to nurture it and help it mature as she grows.

Many pregnant women 35 weeks before the birth, begin to feel not only normal perturbation of the child, but his hiccups, which is perceived as a regular rhythmic tremors.

Provide motion: Babies enjoy repetitive, rhythmic motion such as rocking, swinging, swaying, jiggling, dancing, or a drive in the car.

a change in the baby's sucking pattern from a quick suck - suck to a rhythmic suck - swallow pattern as the milk begins to flow.

You can do this in front of a toy that she wants to reach for, you can add some rhythmic rocking to a song you are singing, or you can simply use this as an opportunity to teach her to get into sitting... Once on hands and knees, baby can shift weight back further and to one side or the other, move pelvis over a leg that is planted into the floor and get into sitting.

Some models are battery powered for a rhythmic and more soothing bounce, or have additional features such as music, calming sounds, and toys.

As its name suggests, quiet sleep is characterized by slower, more rhythmic breathing, little movement, and no eyelid fluttering.

Many babies are soothed by rhythmic back - and - forth movements, such as the gentle motion of a rocking chair.

Offering a feed will take care of hunger as well as tiredness because babies are soothed by the rhythmic action of sucking, and this may relax them enough for them to nod off to sleep without fuss.

Kurl Songx solidifies himself as the powerhouse of Hi - life music with this melodious rhythmic song.

The group derives its dance techniques and methodology from movement characteristics, aesthetic qualities and the philosophy of African dance traditions, as well as the enormous movements and rhythmic resources available in various communities throughout Ghana.

Neural networks in the spinal cord, locomotion center are capable of producing rhythmic movements, such as swimming and walking, even when isolated from the brain.

But in an animal study published in Nature in 2012, Shenoy and his colleagues reported finding that much more is going on: Motor cortical neurons work as part of an interconnected circuit — a so - called dynamical system — to create rhythmic patterns of neural activity.

As signals are sent from one cell to the next, rhythmic patterns of electrical activity, commonly known as brain waves, are generateAs signals are sent from one cell to the next, rhythmic patterns of electrical activity, commonly known as brain waves, are generateas brain waves, are generated.